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Crew working on maintenance project was forced to leave for a time Saturday due to an undisclosed malfunction at the facility.

"Churches are dedicated for the worship of God and as havens from the cares and concerns of the world," the new handbook reads. Before the ban, weapons were considered "inappropriate."

The monsoon has arrived in India, bringing relief from brutal heat. But the rains come with dangers — flooding, deaths and gridlock.

Comedian Robin Thede is back with a new sketch series on HBO.

The epithet was written on message boards outside the rooms of five black cadets at the U.S. Air Force Academy's preparatory school in September.

Named Operation OKRA, the Australian Defense Force's effort to fight the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria includes about 780 personnel.

Sen. Jeff Merkley likes the "no charisma" label from CNN. But he doesn't appreciate Republican tactics on the health care bill.

For some military veterans, their service comes with a host of challenges: PTSD, traumatic brain injury and other forms of trauma. And it can be tough to enter a legal system that doesn’t have those challenges in mind. In Deschutes County, a diversion program helps veterans access treatment and is an alternative to the traditional criminal justice system. Still, some are pushing for a judge-staffed specialty court that would address the needs of veterans. We hear from the Deschutes County District Attorney John Hummel, who helped to create the county’s current program. Daniel Lee Richer, the mayor of La Pine, also joins us. He served in the Marine Corps and advocates for other veterans.

As COVID-19 vaccines become more available, public health efforts are starting to focus on education and access. Charlene McGee manages a program in Multnomah County that aims to improve health for immigrant communities and communities of color. Those at greatest risk for preventable disease and negative health outcomes before the pandemic are also the ones at greatest risk from COVID-19, McGee says.

After Oregon Republicans walked out of the state Legislature to prevent the passage of a cap-and-trade bill for two sessions in a row, Gov. Kate Brown took action. She issued an executive order meant to accomplish some of the same goals of the failed legislation. More than six months later, we hear from environmental advocates about how the executive order is working and what they still want to see from state government.