Evan Watson
@evanwatson.bsky.social
Investigative Reporter for KGW
NEW: KWSO, a tribal radio station in central Oregon, lost 40% of its annual funding when the federal government cut money for public broadcasting.
A look inside the fight to stay on the air, with a rural and native community - standing for the station's value.
A look inside the fight to stay on the air, with a rural and native community - standing for the station's value.
Oregon tribal radio station battles to survive after federal cuts
KWSO 91.9 FM says it will be forced to slash services and programming after losing 40% of its annual budget in federal funding cuts.
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August 1, 2025 at 1:06 AM
NEW: KWSO, a tribal radio station in central Oregon, lost 40% of its annual funding when the federal government cut money for public broadcasting.
A look inside the fight to stay on the air, with a rural and native community - standing for the station's value.
A look inside the fight to stay on the air, with a rural and native community - standing for the station's value.
A t-shirt design contest at Oregon State University is sparking questions about art and artificial intelligence.
Did an AI design win a student $1,000?
It will be printed on thousands of shirts for an upcoming day of giving. So - what comes next? Story via KGW:
Did an AI design win a student $1,000?
It will be printed on thousands of shirts for an upcoming day of giving. So - what comes next? Story via KGW:
Did an AI-generated design win an Oregon State University T-shirt contest?
A simple competition for a "Dam Proud Day" T-shirt design sparked a conversation about art and artificial intelligence among OSU students and alumni.
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April 16, 2025 at 6:36 PM
A t-shirt design contest at Oregon State University is sparking questions about art and artificial intelligence.
Did an AI design win a student $1,000?
It will be printed on thousands of shirts for an upcoming day of giving. So - what comes next? Story via KGW:
Did an AI design win a student $1,000?
It will be printed on thousands of shirts for an upcoming day of giving. So - what comes next? Story via KGW: