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Normal 0 The recent killing of two wolves from northeast Oregon’s Imnaha (Imm-NAH-hah) wolf pack has prompted protests from conservation groups. The activists say the state isn’t doing enough to protect wolves, which are endangered according to state law.  In collabora... Read more

Normal 0 Despite a tentative deal on pension contracts with three big Southern California supermarket chains, the United Food and Commercial Workers remain ready to strike over health care costs.  The California Report’s Erik Anderson has the story.  Read more

United Food and Commercial Workers Remain Ready to Strike Wolf Killing Permits Challenged This is volunteer powered and produced radio.  Please click below to enjoy the broadcast. Read more

This is volunteer powered and produced radio! Please click below to enjoy the newscast!     Production Team: Ren Green, Joe Gallegos, Chris Gray, and Nick Sullivan Engineer/Music Composer: Andrew McEwan News Producer: Rebecca Nay Special Thanks: Scott Schaffer and the Califo... Read more

The Federal Bureau of Investigation recently announced plans to ease up on its retrictions regarding surveillance of U.S. Citizens. The revised edition of the FBI's "Domestic Investigations and Operation Guide," allows Federal agents to use additional investigation techn... Read more

Normal 0 Doing good by investing wisely is the goal of most charitable foundations. But more than sixty U-S charities are taking another step, pledging to give at least half of their grants to under-served demographics and focus more on the root causes of social proble... Read more

Normal 0 The federal trial of a former NSA whistleblower accused of Espionage Act violations ended last Thursday with a misdemeanor plea agreement.  Thomas Drake, while employeed with the National Security Agency, publicly shared concerns about a NSA program that Drak... Read more

Espionage Act Violation Case Ends with a Misdemeanor Plea Agreement Pledge For Charitable Dollars To Go To The Needy FBI Eases Surveillance Regulations This is volunteer powered and produced radio.  Please click below to enjoy the broadcast.   Read more

Normal 0 Last Wednesday the department of justice announced that it would be auditing the Portland Police Bureau. This announcement follows a string of recent killings of mentally ill persons, and African American citizens by the Portland police. KBOO’s Miles Bryan sp... Read more

Normal 0 Normal 0 Madeline Martinez, The Executive Director Of The Oregon Branch Of The National Organization For The Reform Of Marijuana Laws, Or Norml, Held A Noon Press Conference Today At Portland City Hall.   The Gathering Was In Response ... Read more