Most employable graduates | West Coast Wrap
New rankings reveal the public universities producing the most employable graduates. The colleges here in the west that topped the list and what they're doing to set graduates up for success.
Shutdown ends, air travel disruptions likely to continue
Tonight the government shutdown may be coming to an end, but disruptions to air travel will likely continue for some time. We go live to the busy Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix for a closer look at how long the widespread flight cancellations and delays will last.
Teen says immigration raids have him living in fear | West Coast Wrap
An Oregon teenager's emotional plea for help is getting a lot of attention online. After crying in front of city leaders about immigration raids that have him living in fear, he's finding new purpose. Tonight on West Coast Wrap, he shares how he's determined to help his community.
Woman gets away in minivan chase | West Coast Wrap
An hours-long chase in Southern California. How the woman behind the wheel of a minivan got away from authorities.
Supreme Court weighs in on SNAP funding | West Coast Wrap
The Supreme Court on Friday granted the Trump Administration's emergency appeal to temporarily block a court order to fully fund SNAP payments amid the ongoing federal government shutdown. That ruling came shortly after a federal appeals court declined to suspend court orders requiring the administration to fund the program. Meanwhile Democrats proposed a compromise to reopen the government that was quickly rejected by Republican legislators.
Gov't shutdown impacting flights | West Coast Wrap
Tonight, flights are already being canceled at more than a dozen major airports across the west as part of the FAA order to reduce air traffic during the ongoing government shutdown. We look at how travelers and TSA agents are dealing with these disruptions.
FAA reduces air travel as shutdown continues | West Coast Wrap
The federal government on Wednesday announced that as the shutdown enters its sixth week — making it the longest in United States history — the nation's 40 busiest airports would be forced to reduce traffic by thousands of flights every day. The FAA announced it would be cutting air traffic by 10%, all while air traffic controllers are working without pay as the shutdown drags on.
Native Americans hit hard by lack of SNAP funds | West Coast Wrap
The funding issues for the SNAP program are hitting Native American communities especially hard, prompting one tribe in Arizona to declare a local emergency. How this move will help cover meals for those in need as the shutdown continues.
Trump Administration ordered to use emergency funds for SNAP payments | West Coast Wrap
Two judges have ordered the Trump Administration to tap emergency funds to continue payments to food assistance recipients as the government shutdown continues into November. However, the administration argued that it couldn't use agriculture department reserves for the program unless Congress passes a budget, and President Trump blamed Democrats for keeping the shutdown going.