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Bootsy in the house, baby! The great bassist performs tunes from World Wide Funk, his first album in six years.

The Oklahoman who made retro rock sound modern with "North Side Gal" is back with a new album and home base in Nashville.

A couple songs left off the album Everybody Works, one of NPR Music's 50 best albums of 2017, will be released as a 7" single.

It's time for a legislative update. Democrats kicked off a big housing push this week. We’ll talk about their plans for easing the state’s ongoing crisis, and how some controversial ideas to tamp down diesel emissions could generate backlash.

After protests for racial justice last summer, Oregon Gov. Kate Brown created the Racial Justice Council to help shape the state budget and legislative priorities.

How do artists' surroundings influence their art? Kansas City musician Kevin Morby has lived in — and left — New York and Los Angeles, and he has some thoughts.

Dried animal bones, thrift store cutlery, baby shoes and yes, a suitcase. Matt Lorenz has turned all these found objects into instruments for his one-man band.

The Washington Legislature passed a bill changing the way that tax break works for its neighbors. Now Gov. Jay Inslee has signed it into law.

We get an update from Salem, Oregon, and our Wheeler County coverage continues with a look at a ranching collective and an interview with a new teacher in Fossil, Oregon.

The Lumineers cellist left the band this past fall. In January, she officially struck out on her own with a solo album, Rattlesnake.