Evening News

  On  this episode of the KBOO Evening News:   Labor and Immigrant Rights groups plan to rally on May Day in Salem.   U-S Immigration Enforcement will start surveilling immigrant’s social media for signs of Anti-Semitism.   And in international news, Canada’s liberal ... Read more

  Coming up on the KBOO Evening News:   Oregon’s Farmworker Union files suit to block ICE from raiding schools and churches.   University of Oregon student workers are on strike for higher pay.   And in international news, Russia declares a ceasefire in its war with ... Read more

  ON THIS EPISODE OF THE KBOO EVENING NEWS:   A WEIRD FISH WASHES UP ON THE OREGON COAST.   A SCAMMER TRIES TO TRICK PORTLAND OUT OF MORE THAN 6 MILLION DOLLARS.   AND, IN CLOSE-BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS, RECENT REPORTS SHOW A DECLINE IN CANADIAN TRAVEL TO THE UNITED STAT... Read more

  On this episode of the KBOO Evening News:   Portland residents say they’re willing to make cuts to the police budget to address the city’s shortfall.   Forecasters say this year’s wildfire season seems ‘eerily similar’ to 2024.   And, a unique astronomical event –... Read more

  On this episode of the KBOO Evening News:   The Portland Auditor says the city’s neglect of its roads and parks is a big liability.   The Port of Portland removes its Social Equity policy.   And in national news, international students at U-S Colleges sue the Trump ... Read more

  On this episode of the KBOO Evening News:   Groups in Central Oregon pull back on cultural event plans because of harassment fears   Musical artists are cancelling tour dates in the U-S over visa troubles   And in national news, Trump takes aim at funding for public... Read more

  On this episode of the KBOO Evening News: A federal investigation into alleged misconduct by former Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan is closed with no charges. Portland City Councilor Steve Novick proposes increasing revenue to meet the city’s budget shortfall. ... Read more

  On this episode of the KBOO Evening News: Portland City Council tentatively approves an appeal to P-G-E’s plan to cut down 400 trees in Forest Park. Transit operators across Oregon warn they could have to make big cuts if they don’t get more support from state lawmake... Read more

In this episode: the Abrego Garcia deportation; US-Iran nuclear talks; Trump's corruption Read more

  Portlanders rallied outside of City Hall on Wednesday, April 17th in opposition to a decision by the City Hearings Officer to allow Portland General Electric to move forward with a plan that would cut down at least 400 trees in Forest Park. KBOO’s Lexus Ponce reports. Read more