A “ghost” forest tells a story — and gives warning — of the Pacific Northwest’s megaquakes. (Photo by Clayton Franke)

Pacific Northwest tribes paddle hundreds of miles to continue canoe journey tradition. (Photo by Clayton Franke)

Bullfighters put themselves between the bull and the rider. (Photo by Clayton Franke)

In a rural Washington town, college baseball players sharpen their skills in a historic wooden stadium — one of the last of its kind. (Photo by Clayton Franke)

An environmental nonprofit leads the West Eugene community in fighting an environmental justice battle. (Photo by Collin Bell/Ethos)

On Kurt Cobain’s death day, local musicians honor grunge legend with concert at his childhood hangout spot — a deteriorating bridge slated for demolition. (Photo courtesy of Joe Ty.)

Local brothers see big future in producing meat rabbits. (Photo courtesy of Jill Myatt)

An Oregon man retraces the steps of 19th century pioneers. (Photo by Clayton Franke)

(Photo by Jeremy Williams) The link between wildfire and health of native fish gives wildfire managers clues about ecological wildfire policy. (Published June 2021)

A coastal Washington town grapples with an increase in vacation rentals.

Proposals for offshore wind farms off the Washington coast bring complex challenges.

Local politics sputter plans to build a $12 million emergency tsunami tower.

After their mobile home park was purchased, tenants organize against rising rents and fees.

For food pantries, increased demand is part of new, hungrier reality.

By removing an aging dam, a city seeks a more sustainable future for salmon and water.

Nearly one month after a fisherman went missing after his crabbing boat was crushed by high seas, a community is still determined to find him.

Baker County’s effort to save imperiled and unique bird gets a federal boost.

How a new $12 million dollar farmers market building will change a city with a long history of local agriculture.

A proposed cold weather shelter causes an issue for city and county governments.