Abigail Lewis, founder and executive director of Golden Rule ReEntry, and Brandi Ferreira, a career pathways case manager, describe the process of integrating formerly incarcerated people back into the local community.

Oregon Tech professor of economics Hallie Neupert describes the campus innovation clinic, "Ready, Set, Innovate" that she leads alongside student-mentor Brooke Riche.

The JPR news team discuss results of the 2026 midterm elections across southern Oregon and northern California.

Mental Health Matters host Andra Hollenbeck discusses Oregon's updated "Crisis to Care" guide with Chelsea Holcomb, the Oregon Heath Authority's director of child, family, and lifespan services.

Underground History host Chelsea Rose uncovers the hidden story of a pioneer in Black land ownership in Oregon with Zachary Stocks, director of Oregon Black Pioneers.

Marbled murrelets carry fish to chicks in Pacific Northwest forests. OSU researchers study how fewer deliveries can extend their exposure to predators.

Historian Laura Ahearn traces connections among Southern Oregon outlaw cases, including ties to local families and support that was not always voluntary.

An anonymous donor's $390,000 gift will help pay for transportation, operations and outdoor improvements at a larger Grants Pass teen center.

Learn what a Mount Shasta mushroom guide brings into the woods and how Southern Oregon ski racers build strength and balance before winter arrives.

Mayor Maureen Weathers discusses how Dexter Lake, local traditions and development fit into her vision for the Oregon community southeast of Eugene-Springfield.

Explore Oregon’s 2nd District race, financial aid barriers for LGBTQ+ students, ranchers’ voting decisions and arrests at a University of Oregon event.

Ashland author Max Doty makes his traditional publishing debut with “The House That Eats the Dead,” a horror novel about a home with a sinister appetite.