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Washougal joins cities around the US with anti-camping restrictions aimed at homelessBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

Woodburn braces for Trump 2.0By Oregon Public Broadcasting

President Donald Trump has pardoned or commuted sentences for hundreds of Jan 6th defendants including those in the PNWBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

Last week following the devastating wildfires in California, eight US senators sent a letter, urging the US Treasury and Federal Insurance Office to publish data about how the climate crisis is impacting homeowners insurance. One of the authors of that letter was Oregon Senator Ron Wyden.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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How the Trump administration could affect the I-5 bridge replacement projectBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Oregon lawmakers convene the 2025 legislative sessionBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Oregonians share hopes and concerns as Donald Trump begins his second termBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Send us a text Apologies for poor audio quality in first 2.5 minutes of Podcast. We had microphone issues.By Samantha Wheeler

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It’s day eight of the Providence health care workers strike. Close to 5,000 nurses and about 150 doctors went on strike indefinitely starting last week. Providence has offered to resume bargaining -- but both sides have indicated they’re not expecting a quick resolution.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

The newly signed legislation follows reporting from Oregon Public Broadcasting and ProPublica that underscored the risks and costs associated with a plan to migrate salmon past hydroelectric dams using a giant fish collector and tanker trucks.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

President Donald Trump has called for blanket tariffs on U.S. trading partners, a move economists say would raise prices for consumer goods.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Oregon lawmakers officially convene the 2025 legislative session today.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Trump administration could test Oregon's strong protections for immigrantsBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

A conversation with Disability Rights Oregon about how Oregon is prepared to help people with disabilities in a major disaster.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

The Oregon Department of Forestry is embroiled in budgetary and workplace conduct issues. Now Oregon state forester Cal Mukumoto is leaving.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Bend moves forward on affordable housingBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

Audiences across the country are debating the accuracy of the new movie about Bob Dylan: ‘A Complete Unknown.’ For retired Portland sound engineer Dennis Darby, he doesn’t need to debate. He was there – at least for some of it.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Oregon roads and bridges are old and damaged. Fixing them is an expensive task for lawmakers this yearBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

For over a decade, the Portland Mercado has been a hub for Latinx communities and food vendors. But last year, a fire destroyed parts of the public market, shuttering its doors. Now, the Mercado plans to rebuild with community support.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Melissa Skinner’s critics say the conflict hits a nerve in the national debate over activism in public education.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

As board games boom, one Portland-area group brings new games and new friends to the tableBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

The small patches of land host compact ecosystems and might help with climate change.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Nearly two dozen bills passed by Oregon lawmakers in early 2024 take effect on New Year’s Day.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

The Oregon Ducks kick off the New Year by taking on the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

A mixture of landslides, volunteerism and fundraising may help Cape Meares residents surround themselves with a wildlife sanctuary.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Oregon’s sparkling wine scene is popping locally — and beyondBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

Benton County connects students with Oregon’s salmon migrationBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

Portland Police are using data to snag stolen vehiclesBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

For the second year in a row, Milwaukie, Oregon will be hosting a New Year's Eve celebration by dropping a seven foot Bing cherry to ring in the new year. The event is an opportunity for both celebration and education, to honor the Chinese horticulturalist that became the cherry's namesake.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

At Work With a Zamboni driver, Tanya March. Actually, it's not technically a Zamboni.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Prakruti Bhatt and Lillian Karabaic answer listener questions about Stop Requested.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

OPB's longtime Christmas music curator JT Griffith is back for his fifth year of holiday cheer! He spoke with OPB’s “All Things Considered” host Crystal Ligori about finding holiday vinyl from Japan, scoring an art installation with Christmas tunes, and being perpetually in his ‘Christmas era’.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Portland Pantomime brings a British tradition to the northwestBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

For kids who feel left out, Bend’s ‘Sandra Claus' is a hitBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

The St Helens school district is not an outlier when it comes to sexual abuseBy Oregon Public Broadcasting