Here & Now

Stories from this broadcast: Clinton Or Sanders? Oregon's Democrats Face Primary Choice; Zika Debate In Congress; The State Of Oregon's Timber Industry; Can A Wasp Slow The Spread Of Destructive Citrus Disease?; Oregon Primary Tests New Vote-By-Mail System; Moving Out? Put Your Couch On A Bike Trailer; What Warren Buffett's $1 Billion Apple Investment Says About Tech

Stories from this broadcast: Supreme Court Sends Birth Control Case Back To Lower Courts; Kentucky's Feuding Governors; Are Republicans Uniting Behind Trump?; 401(k) Fees Keep Getting Lower; Addiction, Manslaughter Charge, College: David Norman's Path To Columbia; In Portland, Curried Tofu With A Side Of Kale Chips

Stories from this broadcast: Hillary Clinton Outlines Bill Clinton's Possible New Role; Why Senator Jeff Merkley Still Supports Bernie Sanders; Dozens Arrested In Climate Protests, Oil Train Blockades; Drawing The Line: Preventing Urban Sprawl In Portland; State Of Emergency Declared In Venezuela

Stories from this broadcast: Trump Makes (Some) Peace With GOP, Clinton Targets Trump Taxes; While U.S. Leads In Genome Research, Competition Abounds; Building A Better Bionic Leg, Nature's Way; One Man's Bike Ride To Offset Type 2 Diabetes; Obama's Visit To Hiroshima Is 'About Memory, More Than It's About Apology'; Oxfam: Poultry Plant Workers Unable To Take Bathroom Breaks

Stories from this broadcast: Trump, Ryan Meet To 'Get To Know Each Other'; Cybersquatting On Domains Related To The Presidential Race; New Book For And About Young People Highlights The Strengths Of Introverts; Big Ratings Boost Big Bang, But Season 9 Sags; A New Hampshire Park's Search For A New Wolfman; 'The Punisher' Is The Likely President In Philippines

Stories from this broadcast: For Trump, Meetings Scheduled But Compromise Still Elusive; The Psychological Appeal Of Sweeping Change; Why Aren't Public Bathrooms More Private?; Predatory Loans And The Ability To Pay Back; Curry Leads Warriors Into Conference Finals; DJ Session: Big Bands For Swingin' And Stompin'; Brazil's President Suspended From Office, Faces Impeachment Trial

Stories from this broadcast: Is Climate Change A Factor In Fort McMurray Wildfire?; Honeybee Population Continues To Decline; Marking The 400th Anniversary Of Cervantes' Death; Staples, Office Depot Call Off Merger After Judge's Ruling; Environmentalists Fear Poison Pill In Puerto Rico Debt Bill; Climate Protests Aim To Keep Fossil Fuels In The Ground; Bernie Sanders Wins In West Virginia, Committed To Staying In The Race

Stories from this broadcast: Dozens Killed In Baghdad Bombings; Fort Worth Superintendent Refuses To Resign For Transgender Bathroom Guidelines; STAT-Harvard Poll: Most Americans Oppose Speedier Drug Approval, Support Getting Prescription Drug Ads Off TV; Revisiting The Short-Lived Success Of BlackBerry; A Big Dig For Pigs To Help Solve Crimes; "Small Window" Remains For An Independent Run; Rousseff's Future In Brazil Hangs On Senate Vote Tonight

Stories from this broadcast: Economy Adds 292,000 Jobs In December; College Football Players Disqualified By Concussions Are Recruited Back; What The Candidates Are Saying About National Security; 5 Years After Gabby Giffords' Brain Injury, Her Surgeon Talks About Recovery; Oregon Land Dispute Highlights Broader Debate On Federal Land; Security Plans For Super Bowl 50 Underway

Stories from this broadcast: LA Gas Leak Likely Won't Be Fixed For A Month Or More; Much-Needed Jobs Headed To Compton; Trump Raises Birther Concerns, Bill Clinton Campaigns For Hillary; Nashville Hot Chicken Goes On The Road, But Skips Nashville; Pot Use Penalties Being Reduced For Some College Athletes; Record $800 Million Powerball Jackpot Is A Game Changer, Statistically Speaking; 'Making A Murderer' Is The Latest True Crime Craze

Stories from this broadcast: New Dietary Guidelines Call for Less Sugar, Sodium; Iraqi Migrants Return Home After Time In Europe; Amtrak CEO: 'We Have A Safe Rail System'; Professor Who Claimed Sandy Hook Shooting Was A Hoax Is Fired; DJ Session: Sunny Sounds From California For The New Year; Building A Better Honeybee

Stories from this broadcast: Could China's Stock Market Worries Affect American Paychecks?; Heavy El Niño Rains In LA Prompt Outreach, Concern For Homeless; New York Becomes 23rd State To Legalize Medical Marijuana: What's Different There?; Team Moves On The Horizon, As NFL Playoffs Kick Off; The Bobblehead, And How It Became So Popular; San Francisco's Largest Cab Company Is Filing for Bankruptcy; Sikhs Targeted After San Bernardino Express Solidarity With Muslims; Now Is The Time to File Your FAFSA

Stories from this broadcast: Did North Korea Really Test A Hydrogen Bomb?; Israel Grapples With Continued Surge Of Violence; A Closer Look At Presidential Eligibility; Texas Researchers Link Sugar Consumption To Breast Cancer Tumors; Volunteer Pilots In Arizona Fly Blood Where It's Needed; Lumosity Plans To Pay $2 Million For False Advertising; New York State To Help Some Graduates Repay Student Loans; Healthy Recipes For The New Year From Kathy Gunst

Stories from this broadcast: North Korea Says It Has Conducted H-Bomb Test; Michigan Governor Declares State Of Emergency In Flint Over Water Crisis; Brain Injuries At Home Can Be Difficult To Detect; Star Wars Fans Ask Board Game Maker: #WheresRey?; Baseball Immortality Expected For Ken Griffey Jr. Today; Rarely Seen Pair of Black Holes Discovered, One Unlike The Other; New Math Program Focuses On One Kid At A Time; American Idol Worth Remembering, But Worth Ending Too

Stories from this broadcast: Obama Introduces New Executive Actions On Guns; CDC Studies Wilmington, Delaware's Gun Violence As Public Health Issue; Study: Doctors Aren't Urging Preteens To Get HPV Vaccine; Christmas Is Over – But What About Your Tree?; Black And White Authors Examine Issues Of Race In America; Iranian Entrepreneurs Wait For Trade Bans To Be Lifted