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Mount St. Helens continues a slow eruption that has the general public thinking about the drama and disaster of 1980. But geologists believe the volcano cannot create the same kind of damage this time around. NPR's Howard Berkes reports.

The Washington football team is changing its name. The Supreme Court ruled that about half of Oklahoma is still Native American land. And a judge orders the draining of the Dakota Access Pipeline.

Sadness permeates Greg Trooper's new album, though he says it wasn't planned that way. "I always... try to leave room for hope at the end," but a couple of songs on the CD "don't really have any doors out."

Members of the blues-rock band say playing live in the same room is vital to getting the sound they want on record — and that often means embracing imperfections.

A bus carrying undocumented migrants was reportedly directed from New York City to the Albany County Town of Colonie. The town’s supervisor, who says he learned of the plan Friday, was caught off-guard.

Vermont State Police say autopsies have confirmed that the two bodies found in a wooded area off a rural road in northern Vermont are those of two missing Massachusetts men, who were shot to death.

NPR's Ayesha Rascoe plays the puzzle with WAMU and KETR listener Robert Flood of Allen, Texas, and puzzlemaster Will Shortz.

Pittsfield City Council President Peter Marchetti declared victory in his bid for mayor late Tuesday, completing his quest to replace outgoing two-term Mayor Linda Tyer.

The band's Grammy-nominated cover of "The Sound of Silence" seems to come out of left field — until you learn where lead singer David Draiman first cut his teeth as a performer.

After weeks of uncertainty over the fate of the CEO of the Albany International Airport, a new leader will serve in the role.