Evening News

U-S Secretary of State Hillary Clinton ended her tour of Latin America Friday with a visit to Guatemala, where she insisted that other governments in the region recognize Porfirio (por-FEER-ee-o) Lobo as the President of Honduras. The call came after Clinton announced that t... Read more

 Tonight at six thirty, a rally will be held at Emmanuel Temple in north Portland to organize for the next steps for justice and police reform in the city of Portland. Read more

Next up, a report from last night's JOBS with JUSTICE forum on Labor and Immigration Reform, from KBOO reporter Jamie Partridge. Read more

 Hundreds of students in Portland held a rally today as part of the National Day of Action for Education. After the rally, they marched to the University President’s office and demanded a meeting with the Board of Directors. That demand was granted, and the student organi... Read more

The U.S. pay czar told reporters today that the compensation paid to Wells Fargo’s chief executive raises serious questions. Over the last year, Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf received over twenty one million dollars in salary and bonuses. The other top five executives in th... Read more

The boycott campaign targeting Israeli policies continues to grow, with the Palestinian Authority today deciding to support a boycott of products made in Israeli settlements. The University of California at Irvine is currently considering a ban on Israeli speakers, in supp... Read more

The US Department of Energy has announced that it is ready to guarantee more than eight billion dollars in loans for the first nuclear power plant to be constructed in decades. The project would involve building two additional reactors in Georgia that generate two point t... Read more

The Portland City council voted unanimously this morning to challenge a recent ruling by the F-C-C regarding cell phone tower construction. The ruling imposes a mandatory “shot clock” that shortens the time available for the city council to process permit applications from... Read more

  Portland’s immigrant rights coalition held a protest yesterday to challenge recent incidents of wage theft. KBOO’s John Walsh was there, and filed this report: Read more

Federal Judge James Redden has given the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration until today to remand the updates it has made to its northwest Salmon management plan. The judge says he is not convinced that the changes are suggicient or legal, and wants to see mor... Read more