Evening News

  This show contains excerpts from a Portland City Council District 2 candidate forum. It was held on March 6th at St. John's Church in Portland, Oregon.  12 of the candidates running for the 3 open seats in District 2 participated, and the forum was moderated by Seamu... Read more

In this week's edition: Three reports on the global environment (geoengineering; ocean warming; air pollution in South Asia); French views of the Ukraine war; cease-fire prospects in Israel; and more. Read more

In this edition of the KBOO Evening News: The Portland City Auditor says fossil fuel company Zenith Energy violated City Lobbying rules, A new report finds the Snake River dams are a big source of methane emissions, And in national news, The Supreme Court puts the abort... Read more

Today's subject: The US-China Science and Technology Agreement, which is up for renewal. Read more

In this edition of the KBOO Evening News: 6 people are still missing in the collapse of Key Bridge in Baltimore, after the span was hit by a cargo ship, Northeast Portland’s Pacific Market is destroyed in a fire, And, Salem-Keizer Unionized teachers reach a tentative agre... Read more

In this edition of the KBO Evening News: Oregon Governor Tina Kotek takes steps to build an official government office for her wife Aimee, the number of Higher ED institutions serving Hispanic Oregonians is on the rise, And in international news, the U-N passes a ceasef... Read more

    Police killings in Oregon may not be documented properly by Oregon officials. Portland Copwatch released a report on Monday with findings from their project tracking deadly force incidents involving Law enforcement in the State of Oregon. The report found 74 cases i... Read more

In this edition of the KBOO Evening News: An independent analysis finds Oregon’s police deadly force database has missing and incorrect data, Salem-Keizer unionized teachers vote to approve a strike, And in national news, advocates push Congress to restore Clean water act... Read more