Constitution

Oregon voters are poised to approve a measure that strips language from the state’s constitution allowing for slavery and involuntary servitude when used as a punishment for a crime.

Proponents say the measure is a statement of values. Some in law enforcement oppose it because they worry it would affect jail and prison work programs.

The Supreme Court has brought an end to lawsuits over whether Donald Trump illegally profited off his presidency

We'll talk to the man who wants to bring a new, cheaper electric vehicle. Two Oregon lawmakers join us to discuss possible legislative action in response to the massacre in Orlando and other mass shootings. And we end the hour with a conversation with the oldest living performing drag queen in the country. 

An obscure age limit prevents some Oregonians from running for office.

Eleven young Oregonians are part of a climate change lawsuit brought against the Obama administration, charging that failure to act to prevent catastrophic climate change violates their rights.

TUESDAY: Members of Lincoln's Constitution team discuss civics education in light of a new poll suggesting Oregon voters are woefully lacking knowledge in the subject.