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Washington Teachers Union Alleges 'Wage Theft' By Districts As Strikes Go On
As teachers in a record number of Washington school districts strike this week, a top official with their union says the unwillingness of superintendents and school boards to negotiate higher pay raises for teachers is a crime.
Are Washington's Enchantments Too Enchanting? Perhaps Blame Instagram
Like democracy and cute animals before it, The Enchantments mountain range is suffering from the misguided side-effects of social media — in particular, Instagram.
NEWTECH Skill Center
High school skills programs like one in Spokane are filling a need for skilled workers in areas like construction, manufacturing, and information…
50 Years On, North Cascades National Park Envisions The Next 50
Despite its popularity, few know that it took skillful political compromise in the 1960s to establish North Cascades National Park and the adjacent Ross Lake and Lake Chelan National Recreation Areas.
NPR Tiny Desk Concert: Tower Of Power
Even from its beginnings in late-'60s Oakland, Tower of Power has always stood out. Fifty years later, its devotion to classic horn-driven soul remains unmatched, its passion and precision unchanged.
In Oregon, Tracking Down Sex Partners To Stop A Surge In STDs
The U.S. is in the middle of a steep and sustained increase in sexually transmitted diseases. So how are public health officials responding?
Eminem Became A Parody Of Himself And Everybody's Laughing
Now that "Kamikaze's" suicide mission is complete, how will Eminem resurrect his love for hip-hop?
In Canadian Court, Washington Tribal Member Again Argues For Indigenous Identity And Hunting Rights
More than 40 people – many from Washington state – piled into a courtroom in Vancouver, British Columbia Wednesday, Sept. 12, to hear arguments in a long-running case regarding indigenous rights in Canada.
Hunt Planned For Cougar Suspected Of Killing Oregon Hiker
The search is on for the cougar suspected of killing a hiker near Mount Hood. It is the first confirmed fatal attack by a wild mountain lion in the state. The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife plans to use mules and dogs to search for the mountain lion.
Efforts Continue To Save 'Critically Endangered' J-50 Orca, But It May Be Too Late
Officials in Canada and the U.S. are hatching a plan to temporarily capture and treat an emaciated orca. The young whale known as J-50 hasn't been spotted in nearly a week and could already be dead.
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