Portland’s ongoing attempt to regulate homeless camps on public property hit another snag this week. Now, two of the top candidates for mayor are on opposite sides of the divisive issue.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Multnomah County and American Medical Response have been at an impasse for about a year over a shortage of paramedics and ambulances arriving late to the scenes of life-threatening emergencies. The county and AMR enter a second mediation session this week.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

States across the country have attempted to tamp down gun violence by placing restrictions on firearms. But a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling has roiled lower courts.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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The city of Portland could sell the RedTail Golf Center to the Portland Diamond Project, who want to bring an MLB team to Oregon. But the city's Golf Advisory Committee says doing so would make the golf system financially unstable.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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What's keeping Portland's Clinton Triangle from successsBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

Future high school teachers spent an afternoon exploring the area around Tubman Middle School in Portland as part of a place-based lesson on the I-5 expansion.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

High school athletes in Beaverton, Oregon who are competing in athletics while fasting for Ramadan.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Land use officials pivot to tribal inclusionBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

Portland booksellers at Powell’s City of Books are experts on your favorite genreBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

In the 1930s, there weren’t many women who went on weeks-long horse packing trips. But La Grande’s Jean Birnie led a group of women who did so, calling themselves the “hen party”, in the Wallowa mountains each summer for decades in the early 20th century.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Health care cyberattack likely to harm Oregon clinics for monthsBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

Meet Timberline's rustic cousin, the Cloud Cap InnBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

March Madness will bring more than attention to PortlandBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

A group of Crook County residents plans to sue the state for failing to regulate a nearby mine and polluting their groundwater.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Beaverton Gurdwara eyes larger building to accommodate growing congregationBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

Portland comedian Mx Dahlia Belle talks about being part of the new Netflix special 'Gender Agenda'By Oregon Public Broadcasting

A report on how covid and distance learning affected class of 2025By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Look at in-school mental health resources for David Douglas studentsBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

Portland's Oregon Rail Heritage Center wants to be more than a workshopBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

To some, Rene Gonzalez is the savior Portland needs to pacify a city under threat by crime and leftist policies. To others, he’s a villain, using his position as the least progressive council member (but far from conservative) to harm the city’s most vulnerable residents.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Oregon just passed a major reform to Pharmacy Benefit Manager. But what exactly are these secretive middleman of the drug industry?By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Oregon is the latest state to pass legislation to ban copay accumulators - but what exactly IS a copay accumulator?By Oregon Public Broadcasting

What works and what doesn't in Newport's Urban Renewal effortsBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

Changes are coming to the Northwest Forest PlanBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

The commission planning the I-5 bridge overhaul will reveal today what the new project may look like.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Oregon's state legislature voted to reverse a measure that decriminalized personal drug use. What does the Oregon experiment and its likely overhaul mean in the wider context of the U.S. war on drugs?By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Corequisite education flips traditional remediation in higher education on its head. Some education advocates in Oregon are looking to make it a mainstay in the state’s community colleges.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

The top five illuminating, inspiring and just plain cool Pacific Northwest science stories from “All Science. No Fiction.”By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Oregon hosted its first girls wrestling tournament recently and OPB was on hand to report on the actionBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

Oregon coastal communities are susceptible to major natural disasters, like earthquakes and floods. A nonprofit in Manzanita wants to highlight the meals you can make with what you can find in your pantry in case of an emergency.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Bobbie Scopa is a transgender woman and a wildland firefighter. She's the author of "Both Sides of the Fire Line: Memoir of a Transgender Firefighter."By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Ride along with the people who lift the bridges of Multnomah County up and down.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

The Oregon Symphony will perform musical arrangements from beloved video games at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

To complete the transition, the benefits systems will close at 5 p.m. Wednesday and reopen on the upgraded site at 8 a.m. Monday.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

More than three decades into a nitrate pollution crisis, a handful of Lower Umatilla Basin residents are escalating their concerns to the courts.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Ride along with the people who lift the bridges of Multnomah County up and down.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Business and labor groups have negotiated a system of contribution limits they hope to push through before lawmakers adjourn March 10. Critics say the proposal is weak.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Multnomah County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson is responding to mounting public pressure for the county to reconsider its ambulance staffing requirements and address slow response times countywide.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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The team behind the team: Rip City Remix is powered by seven staff members and eight paid interns launching careers in sports marketing and financeBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

Just over three years since Oregon voters passed Ballot Measure 110, elected officials want to repeal key elements, blaming the law for open drug use and soaring overdoses. But it’s their own hands-off approach that isn’t working, advocates say.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Newport is trying to lure airlines back to townBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

Founded in 1978, Bob’s Red Mill initially served only the Portland area, but over the years it grew into a global corporation selling more than 200 products.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

Sports Betting Has Changed In OregonBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

Lan Su garden celebrates Lunar New Year in PortlandBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

Students at Cottage Grove-based national tree climbing school push themselves to the limit to become professional pine cone collectorsBy Oregon Public Broadcasting