Attention baseball fans: You can now create a digital bobblehead of yourself or a friend, wearing your favorite Major League Baseball uniform, courtesy of XM.You choose any MLB uniform, upload a photo, and with a few clicks, you've got yourself

The 2nd annual "XMKiDS Traveling Roadshow" cross-country initiative tohelp Wal-Mart & Sam's Club raise $10 million in May for Children'sMiracle Network is launching once again.Starting on Monday, May 12 th, the XMKiDS Traveling Roadshow will kick-off on XMKiDS (ch 116),

Here and Now looks at the year anniversary of a state-wide smoking ban. Later, the show addresses child development programs.

This has been the most competitive year for college admissions on record -- and next year may be even tougher. We'll look at what college-bound students are up against.

On a big primary day for Democrats, we talk with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid about the state of American politics and what's up with Congress.

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The federal government has rejected an application for a controversial copper mine close to Mount St. Helens. In response, the developer says it's shelving its plans. Tom Banse reports.

Film and television director and University of Idaho alumnus Chris Nyby visited the UI Wednesday to talk to students about life in Hollywood. Rei Matsumoto reports.

Just as you feel squeezed at the gas pump these days, airlines are also feeling the pinch of high fuel prices. And that's leading to cutbacks in air service to midsized Northwest communities. Chris Lehman has more.

The federal government has officially declared this year's West Coast salmon fishery to be an economic disaster. That clears a path to seek cash relief from Congress for coastal fishing communities. Correspondent Tom Banse has more.

The Washington State University Board of Regents has approved the university's newest capital and operating budgets requests. Glenn Mosley reports.

Electric ratepayers across the Northwest will foot the bill for a legal settlement that was at the center of an elaborate signing ceremony on Friday. Tom Banse has more.

Protestors calling for more liberal immigration law hit the streets in several Northwest cities Thursday. The groups want a path to citizenship for people who entered the country illegally, and to allow undocumented workers to be able to get drivers'

Ballots for Oregon's May primary hit the mail Friday, May 2nd. Voters will then have until the 20th of the month to make up their minds. Chris Lehman has more on what's turning out to be a hotly contested election.

There's a new crop growing in the Palouse. It's grass -- 100 acres of it. It's a world-class golf course on the campus of Washington State University. Many golfers are excited. But the green swath of hills has tee'd off

Today is May Day, and it was greeted with marches and rallies across the Northwest. Correspondent Chris Lehman reports...

Likely Republican Presidential nominee John McCain continued his health care campaign theme in Cleveland today.Earlier this week, McCain rolled out a plan to provide all Americans the opportunity to buy private health care coverage with a $5,000 tax credit. But

A judge has ordered Summit County's medical examiner to change her rulings that Tasers contributed to the deaths of three men. WKSU's M.L. Schultze has more ... WKSU's M.L. Schultze reports.

It's been 40 years since Indiana took center stage in a presidential primary. The stage then was dominated by Robert F. Kennedy and -- says transplanted Hoosier and Cleveland State professor Rick Perloff -- in many ways Kennedy remains the