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A Pacific lamprey moves through the Soda Springs Dam on the North Umpqua River.

Lamprey Swim Past Oregon’s Soda Springs Dam, After 10 Years Of Waiting

Two Pacific lamprey have made history. The eel-like fish have made it past the Soda Springs Dam on Oregon’s North Umpqua River.

This title card contains a quote from listener Nancy Mack. It reads, "It helps me realize, there's more to myself in the world."

"It helps me realize there's more than myself in the world."

I'm Nancy Mack and I live in Pullman, Washington. I am passionate about NWPB and have been for many years. It helps get me out of bed every morning. I…

Sam Maggs sits in front of a royal blue background. She wears white tennis shoes and a patterned jackets. She has medium length red hair and she is sitting crosslegged with her head in her palm.

What's It Like As A Woman In A Man's World? - With Author Sam Maggs

Book, comic book and video game author Sam Maggs is working to carve a path for minorities in industries traditionally populated by cisgender,…

"In my youth, they used to call me radio girl..."

Hello everybody. I'm Emine Ralston. I'm from Tri Cities. I brought lots of love from Turkey. And I've been listening to Northwest Public Broadcasting ever…

Scientists Jennifer Fisher and Clara Bird map out sampling stations along the Oregon and Washington coasts.

Scientists Head To Sea To Learn More About Ocean Conditions

The place where salmon spend most of their lives also is the place scientists know the least about: the ocean.

Mujeres Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People Awareness Day

Families Gathered For Healing And Justice For MMIWP

Familias se reunieron para sanar y pedir justicia para MMIWP

Kane Steinbruecker stands near the ash and brick ruins of a house on top of a green field.

Hazard Pay Helps Recruit Wildland Firefighters In Idaho

Hazard Pay Helps Recruit Wildland Rirefighters In Idaho

Missing 5-year-old Oakley Carlson, left, next to an image of her former foster parents Erik and Jamie Jo Hiles of Elma, Washington. The couple has concerns about how Washington's Department of Children Youth and Families handled Oakley's child welfare case and the decision to return the girl to her biological parents.

Case Of Missing Washington 5-Year-Old Highlights Secrecy Around CPS Cases

There are more questions than answers in the case of a missing former foster child from Grays Harbor County. Five-year-old Oakley Carlson has been unaccounted for since February of last year. Police say her parents aren’t cooperating with the investigation. Oakley’s former foster mom questions why Oakley was sent back to live with her parents after more than two years in foster care. The governor's office and the Department of Children Youth and Families won't answer questions about the case citing privacy laws and the ongoing law enforcement investigation.

Getting All Kids Involved, The Richland School District Annual Field Day Returns

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