Evening News

Eight days after the initial release, revelations continue to emerge from the trove of classified diplomatic cables made public by the online whistle-blowing website Wikileaks. KBOO's Josh Harper has a brief overview of the latest analysis. Read more

Headlines include an interview with the Oregon Jericho Movement, a class action lawsuit against Wal-Mart, and updates on the recent release by Wikileaks. Also included in this broadcast are the following volunteer produced segments: Female Soldier Suicides Oregon Prison Eve... Read more

Local activists and concerned citizens met outside Congressman David Wu's office in SW Portland to speak out against the proposed extention of tax cuts to the rich. KBOO's Jenn Chavez has more on this story. Read more

This is volunteer powered and produced news! Portlanders Protest Extending Bush-Era Tax Cuts John McCain Continues to Oppose 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Wiki-leaks Damages U.S-Russia Foreign Please click below to enjoy tonights newscast!   Read more

Kabir Khanna - KBOO's International Affairs Correspondent, talks about some of the problems faced even by legally documented visitors and immigrants to the United States. Read more

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Check out tonights all-volunteer produced broadcast! Local response from Somalic and Muslim Communities Oregon CAP on World AIDS Day Report from Cancun Climate Talks Read more

Former U.S. Surgeon General C. Everett Koop says that complacency on HIV/AIDS is as dangerous as the irrational fear of the HIV virus in the 1980s. Michael Anderson-Nathe, Prevention and Education Director for the Cascade AIDS Project, responds to Koop's remarks. Click belo... Read more