Local News

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  OPB responds to Trump order ending funding for NPR, PBS
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  Coos County man sentenced to 162 years for child sex abuse following ODOJ cyber tip
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  Pro-Palestinian protesters cause $1M in damage to UW engineering building, equipment

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  PCC launches animation degree with LAIKA partnership
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  Real ID deadline not a deadline, just enforcement, DMV says
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  Planning to enjoy Oregon waters this summer? Here's how to stay safe
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  Court orders Dept. of Education to restore of $1 billion in education funds to states

Nation & World

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  Judge expresses sympathy for fired federal workers but questions reinstatement remedy
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  Democrats are falling short with young voters; says RNC Youth Advisory Council chair
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  Top US and China officials to meet in Switzerland amid trade war tensions

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  Why is Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth cutting top military ranks?
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  Fact Check Team: National donors reshape congressional campaigns
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  Trump says 'never say never,' as Canadian PM says nation not for sale
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  Trump restricts funding for controversial Gain of Function research overseas

Sports

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  Romero sets school record round, Ducks move into first place in women's golf
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  The rise of women's soccer has led to more professional options for athletes
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  Steel strikes first but falls to Oakland in home opener in Ultimate Frisbee

Money

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  You lost your job: How should you invest?
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  This one money habit will get you out of living paycheck to paycheck
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  4 ways to stay organized when you have multiple cards

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  How to navigate a potential Trumpcession
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  Applying for a loan online vs. in person: Which is better?
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  Will a change to my credit card number hurt my score?
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  Who are the top executives at Berkshire Hathaway?

KATU Investigates

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  Construction remains paused through late June on Portland's $2B water treatment site
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  Portland mayor calls for city and state to repay subject of KATU investigation
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  Oregon House passes legislation tied to KATU Investigation into permitting requirements

Everyday Heroes

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  Everyday Heroes: Nonprofit campaign for hospice patients is a success
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  Everyday Heroes: Salem woman making a PAW-sitive impact through pet rescue business
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  Everyday Heroes: Eugene woman gets third chance at life thanks to brother and nephew