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Judge Abby Abinanti

Indigenous Affairs

Native American peacemaking courts offer a model for reform

Rebecca Clarren November 29, 2017

“We’re running out of time,” veteran scientist Paul Hessburg says. He’s talking about how letting forests grow and putting

Climate

Hate smoky summers, Portland and Seattle? How crisis in the woods is really a social problem

Sally Deneen November 13, 2017

A jogger passes big trees on private land in Queen Anne. Photo by Adiel Kaplan/InvestigateWest

Environment

Will Seattle (finally) protect trees?

Adiel Kaplan October 27, 2017

The $600-a-night foster care bed

Foster Care

The $600-a-night foster care bed

Allegra Abramo October 10, 2017

Government

Media collaborative launches youth concussion project

InvestigateWest October 4, 2017

Corporate stooge or rural realist?

Government

Corporate stooge or rural realist?

Lee van der Voo September 6, 2017

InvestigateWest reports and the Legislature acts

InvestigateWest reports and the Legislature acts

Robert McClure August 18, 2017

Government

Journalists will be the test case for transparency reforms

Lee van der Voo July 31, 2017

The Bridges Career and Technical High School at Warm Springs, Oregon, where students not on track to graduate are nearly all

Indigenous Affairs

Native American students face punitive discipline, substandard curricula

Rebecca Clarren July 23, 2017

Nubia Escobedo, a legal resident, was stopped for a minor traffic infraction south of Woodburn and ticketed for failing to

Government

Oregon governor supports anti-racial profiling bill

Paris Achen July 19, 2017

The top 10 places to go hiking tomorrow

Ariel Shearer July 15, 2017

Gov. Jay Inslee signs legislation creating the Department of Youth and Families

Foster Care

Surprise! Foster kids, parents win for once with new state laws, spending

Allegra Abramo July 10, 2017

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