Warning: This article focuses on the sensitive topic of suicide and contains strong language that may offend some readers. It was Tuesday night when…

We spoke with Don Horn of Triangle Productions on a recent episode of Underground History about his ongoing efforts to honor the life and work of Walter…

In the September/October, 2019 issue of the Jefferson Journal, I reported on our initiative to improve regional news coverage. In that column, I wrote…

We did it; we made it through the summer without a major wildfire plaguing our skies or our homes. After two years of smoke-filled weeks and wildfires…

A logjam on a river can be a beautiful thing—especially if you’re a salmon. Logjams collect the gravel salmon need to lay their eggs.But if you’re a…

As JPR completes its 50th anniversary year and NPR looks ahead to marking its golden anniversary in 2020, I thought it would be interesting to visit some…

It’s been a busy time at JPR. We’ve made significant progress advancing the expansion of our newsroom, with the goal of strengthening our local and…

When she was 46, a woman we’ll call Hope (who asked to remain anonymous for reasons which will become obvious) was finding it impossible to fall and stay…

Volunteer firefighters are at the front lines of today’s larger, more dangerous wildfires. Are we up for the job?

When I was promoted last month to be JPR’s news director, I got a little flash of déjà vu. Mostly, that’s because this is the second time I’ve held that…