Tuesday will be a day of homecomings for Northwest soldiers. Two units - a National Guard Company from Oregon and an Air Defense Battalion from Washington - will be reunited with their families. Austin Jenkins has details.

River forecasters may call the flooding near Cataldo, Idaho in the Silver Valley "moderate." But don't try selling that line to Ed and Debbie Kerns who live about 10 miles up the old river road. They're watching water now lapping

The first step in the selection process to find a new president of the University of Idaho will be taken this week. Glenn Mosley reports.

Twenty-seven Ohioans died in military service from April 2007 to last month. The state honored them with a public wreath laying ceremony this week.Our Statehouse correspondent Karen Kasler filed this report. WKSU's Karen Kasler reports.

Northeast Ohio is getting nearly $84 million for a new psychiatric hospital. WKSU's Amanda Rabinowitz reports.

The City of Cleveland is considering a plan to turn all its municipal trash into energy instead of putting it in a landfill. A preliminary study is underway to determine if an environmentally friendly Japanese technology makes sense for Cleveland.

We speak with a woman whose extraordinary memory is a puzzle to scientists. She's a woman who cannot forget anything. Ever.

California's Supreme Court has given the green light to same-sex marriage, with national implications. We'll look at the ruling and its aftershocks.

Mr Spock meets Samuel Morse.

The FCC has posted new Amateur Radio enforcement correspondence on its "Amateur Radio Service Enforcement Actions" Web page. Special Counsel in the FCC Spectrum Enforcement Division Riley Hollingsworth sent a letter to Thomas A. Nichols, WA6BKR (Warning Notice). Hollingsworth also

Special Counsel in the FCC Spectrum Enforcement Division Riley Hollingsworth has announced plans to retire from the FCC later this year. "My intention," Hollingsworth told the ARRL, "is to head out in July, assuming the results of the second round

Lake of the Torches is hosting the Chicken Challenge every day in June, July, and August. As part of the challenge, players will have the opportunity to compete with a real live chicken in a free game of Tic-Tac-Toe to

Footage Search, operators of the Nature Footage collection, announces a new collection of spectacular High Definition Vertical Stock Footage. (PRWeb May 20, 2008) Read the full story at

From coast to coast, people are preparing their homes. Some are 'staging' their homes to help sell in a competitive buyers' market while others are redecorating their existing spaces. Many people have just moved into a new home and are

Radio host doubles the fun and packs two Hours of national experts, celebrities and advice into weekly show. (PRWeb May 20, 2008) Read the full story at

Grand Lodge of Free And Accepted Masons of the District of Columbia sponsors awareness and donates $25,000 to Susan G. Komen For the Cure. (PRWeb May 20, 2008) Read the full story at http://ww1.prweb.com/releases/2008/05/prweb956664.htm

Astrum Records recording artist Michael Paige has been invited by the US Naval Station of Guantanamo Bay, Cuba to perform at its Memorial Day Beach and Music Festival. Michael is providing the troops and their families with a free music

New Construction Strategies Radio Network (NCSR), a joint venture of Garrison Associates and Jackstreet Media, reached agreement with The Contractors Side to make NCSR programming available to its community of 75,000 construction contractors and subcontractors. The ContractorsSide.com is a popular

Hailing from Auburn, Alabama and whipping up a storm anywhere they take to a stage, Rev. Bubba D. Liverance & the Cornhole Prophets are here to preach the good word of real music. (PRWeb May 20, 2008) Read the full