Local News

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  Photos: Inside the $18M Whidbey wonderland complete with beach & dock
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  Having children? Trump tariffs push up the cost of baby items by thousands of dollars
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  University of Oregon reaches tentative agreement with student workers union

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  Washington sues Trump over 'fake energy emergency,' seeks to protect sacred tribal land
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  Hillsboro catcher finds home run of happiness with the Hops
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  Oregon Republicans try to get sanctuary law bill out of committee to full House vote
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  Woman gets 7.5 years in prison for trying to stab two Keizer police officers

Nation & World

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  Judge orders release of Tufts University student detained by ICE
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  Debate intensifies over FEMA's future as President calls for state-led disaster management
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  Trump administration hopes to embark on ambitious overhaul of air traffic control

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  Pentagon to begin removing 1,000 transgender troops following new directive
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  Woman tried to smuggle drugs hidden in her 'lady parts' at El Paso border: CBP
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  'Diddy' jury selection pushed to next week
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  Unlicensed Ukrainian beautician accused of illegal facial filler injections in Florida

Sports

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  Portland State softball season ends in mercy-rule loss
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  Ducks softball knocked out on Big-10 tourney in quarterfinals
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  Hillsboro Hops pick up repeat win over Eugene

Money

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  Is a 2025 recession coming? Take these 5 steps to recession-proof your savings now
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  Trump’s tax plan: The latest on the ‘big, beautiful’ tax bill, and what to expect for your taxes in 2025 and beyond
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  The motherhood penalty: Mothers earned 35 percent less than fathers in 2024

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  Should I get a credit card in my child’s name?
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  How does the prime interest rate affect you?
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  6 ways to protect your money in an uncertain economy
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  Why credit union personal loans might be your most cost-effective (and best overall) option

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