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OREGON CITY β Several hundred people turned out along the Willamette River on Thursday to celebrate a fish often misunderstood for its style but long…
Read full article βTwo dueling proposals to restore some of the public safety and jobs cuts baked into in the recently-passed 2026-27 city budget have emerged from the…
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Two years after the U.S. Supreme Courtβs Grants Pass v. Johnson decisionΒ β which allowed governments to enforce public camping bans without violating the Eighth…
Read full article βMultnomah County commissioners unanimously passed an ordinance banning mobile syringe service programs from operating within 1,000 feet of K-12 schools on Thursday.
Read full article βPortlandβs Bureau of Emergency Communications reduced its average 911 call wait time from 77 seconds in July 2022 to 18 seconds in January 2026, according…
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Oregon and the Northwest generally have gotten off light so far this year when it comes to wildfires. That can change and probably will, because…
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This is a developing story and may be updated. To jumpstart Oregonβs economic development, the state should cut taxes, eliminate a key state climate program…
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An environmental group has sued the Trump administration over its failure to grant Endangered Species Act protections to sunflower sea stars, a keystone Pacific Ocean…
Read full article βThe tidal trifecta also features secluded coves, uncrowded camping, and even a cliff-top botanical garden to explore.
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Kate Dineen assumed she would always have access to reproductive healthcare because of where she lived. It came as a shock when she was denied…
Read full article βA season of free concerts, movies, festivals, classes and even lunches starts now.
Read full article βAs Dundon spoke on Wednesday afternoon, the Portland City Council across the Willamette River held a work session on the Moda Centerβs future.
Read full article βThe stateβs prisons had among the highest COVID-19-related death rates in the country.
Read full article βThe resolution seeks to buy time for the district to develop a more lasting policy.
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Most of the $49 million settlement will go to settle wrongful death cases for people who died from COVID-19 while in an Oregon prison.
Read full article βA district contract with Amira Learning allows the company to collect data including place of birth and migrant status.
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Survey crews from Portland State University discovered a dead, highly invasive mussel earlier this month along the shoreline at Prineville Reservoir.Β The singular adult quagga…
Read full article βAn aging population, lack of rural treatment and health care, low alcohol taxes, and a pervasive drinking culture all contribute to the high death rates.
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A group including local politicians and Oregonβs largest teachers union are suing Hillsboro and Washington County, alleging the local governments hastily and unjustly approved more…
Read full article βOregonian reporter Zane Sparling died Sunday morning after a yearslong battle with a rare type of cancer.
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