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‘I didn’t get into healthcare to watch it disappear’: Tensions boil over Eastern Oregon hospital cutbacks

2

Parks in Independence, OR close due to funding dispute

3

From Coltrane to Cuban filin, KMHD’s jazz highlights in September

4

Will this be the year the University of Oregon wins its first national college football championship?

5

Back to school at University of Portland

6

Incarcerated people among thousands of firefighters battling Oregon’s aggressive fire season

7

REBROADCAST: A day at the Oregon State Fair

8

Oregon’s state climatologist says strong El Niño likely to bring warmer weather and more rain this winter

9

Proposed changes to National Historic Preservation Act could exclude Native American input on federal projects

10

Oregon’s landmark Recycling Modernization Act clears legal hurdle

11

Portlander explains mobile dwelling units, their rise in popularity

12

Volunteers help search for missing Indigenous women

13

Oregon State University study finds lead levels high near regional airports

14

Culver Grocery Store

15

Oregon State University’s master gardener program providing gardening advice throughout the state since 1976

16

Wave energy testing facility opens off Oregon Coast near Newport

17

Journalist shares perspectives from Josephine County residents living with hazardous wildfire smoke

18

High quality instruction

19

Laws protect faith healers in Idaho despite children's deaths

20

How climate events can affect tourism in Oregon communities

21

Portland State University study highlights potential environmental hazard risk in east Portland neighborhoods

22

Vancouver Maritime Program

23

Portland dragon boat crewed by cancer survivors heads to world championships in Taiwan

24

Latin dance music with a Pacific Northwest flair

25

A week into deep cuts, TriMet riders adjust to the new normal

26

Longview chemical tank was called unfit for service before deadly failure, investigators find

27

Latin dance music with a Pacific Northwest flair

28

Jewish cultural festival brings music, culture to Portland

29

Portlanders remember actor Tim Curry at the Clinton Street Theater

30

Six additional college football teams join OSU and WSU in Pac-12 Conference

31

A look at white oak habitat restoration on private land in Willamette Valley

32

Portland independent journalist’s new podcast explores trust in the age of AI

33

Oregon’s economy shows signs of improvement, new forecast says

34

Parent advocacy group drafts revised screen time, AI policy for Portland Public Schools

35

How Spokane was able to effectively prepare for evacuations from wildfires

36

City of North Plains navigating community division and government crisis

37

The behind-the-scenes players at Portland City Hall adjust to new normal

38

Forest Grove killings were premeditated, began as domestic violence, investigators say

39

Ken Kesey’s iconic psychedelic bus leaves Oregon for first time in nearly 60 years

40

Financial details of Oregon’s spending on affordable housing murky, ProPublica investigation reveals

41

How OHSU’s field surgical team prepares to respond to emergencies

42

Oregon Secretary of State on what Supreme Court decision on mail-in voting could mean for Oregonians

43

Portland Fruit Tree Project

44

Nonprofit to open Black Community Food Hub in Gresham

45

Gresham Water Operations Manager on changing the city's water source

46

District 4 Commissioner Vince Jones Dixon on the state of transportation safety in East Multnomah County

47

What Gresham’s new library means for the East County community

48

What Medicaid cuts could look like in Eastern Oregon

49

How data centers have changed Hermiston

50

As nitrates continue to be a challenge for Eastern Oregon, irrigators share their thoughts

51

Stakeholders weigh in on Blue Mountains Forest Plan revision

52

CTUIR sees lower fish returns than last year

53

As new data centers are headed to Eastern Oregon, opponents share their concerns

54

Navigating Oregon's navigable waterways laws

55

Umatilla County cities partner with nonprofit to provide temporary housing

56

Tribal native nursery in Eastern Oregon aids in salmon habitat restoration, recovery

57

New dashboard explores impact of drought on Umatilla First Foods

58

Former executive sues OHSU alleging wrongful termination, retaliation

59

What nitrate water pollution means for residents in Eastern Oregon

60

DOE overhauls longtime Hanford Nuclear Reservation advisory board

61

California company tests cloudseeding in Pendleton, Oregon

62

Regional orchestra has brought classical music to northeast Oregon and southeast Washington for nearly 30 years

63

CTUIR emergency management coordinator on managing drought, wildfires and smoky air

64

The Grasshopper Fire destroyed homes and tested firefighters, and many wonder what comes next

65

‘Every birth is different’: ‘At Work With’ a Vancouver doula

66

ODOT warns of upcoming major road closure along I-5

67

Portland performance series explores Cuban filin music

68

Passage of Oregon gun control measure spurred thousands more firearm sales, new study shows

69

Malheur County schools find new ways to battle chronic absenteeism

70

Lloyd's Not Dead

71

Oregon documentary highlights Columbia River bar’s jetty system and its importance to the Pacific Northwest

72

West Coast is especially vulnerable to landslides according to new University of Washington database

73

Oregon lawmakers urge state corrections department to curtail use of solitary confinement

74

The new pop-up Birdfat is hoping to cultivate community

75

Portland City Council approves term sheet for Moda Center renovations

76

SNAP cuts, soaring food costs and rising hunger grip Oregon families

77

Oregon Esperanto speakers share a universal language

78

Rage rooms: where customers pay money to smash bottles, electronics and more

79

How Oregonians can stay safe from wildfire smoke

80

What the Seattle Supersonics relocation can teach us about the Trailblazers

81

Proposed data center in Salem stalled

82

Outdoor summer camps in Oregon rescheduling and canceling due to wildfire smoke

83

As blazes rage across Oregon, Mosier explores a proactive approach to fire

84

New leader of Multnomah County Homeless Services Department on heading up the agency

85

The Hybrid Gallery creating safe space for queer and trans arts and the greater Eugene community

86

Botulism outbreak threatens wild birds in Klamath Basin

87

Spokane Latino-led groups rally disaster resources in Spanish

88

Wildfire Smoke at County Fairs

89

‘A safe space for weirdos’: Beyblade community hosts final tournament at Lloyd Center’s food court

90

The Power of a Powwow has Been Described as a Collective Heartbeat that Draws People Together

91

Exit of two members of Oregon State Board of Education points to tension over changing state role

92

Mass fish necropsy helps forecast salmon returns in Oregon

93

Classical guitarist and composer kicks off two months of concert performances at Oregon state parks

94

Washington’s primary election results

95

REBROADCAST: US Poet Laureate Ada Limón on “The Hurting Kind”

96

REBROADCAST: Patrick Radden Keefe discusses his new book “London Falling” at Lincoln High School in Portland

97

REBROADCAST: Revisiting ‘The Burned Piano Project: Creating Music Amidst the Noise of Hate’

98

'Seeds of Peace’ tells story of Hiroshima survivor and trees planted from seeds of those that survived after the blast

99

Oregon needs transit-oriented upzoning, says one Portlander

100

How Oregon magicians are keeping the craft alive

101

Portland-based nonprofit hosts culinary education program for those with barriers to employment

102

Oregon ranchers race to protect cattle from Grasshopper Fire

103

Fire camps ensure crews are fed and equipped as wildfires ravage Oregon

104

Warm Springs Evacuees

105

3 homes razed, a firefighter hurt and a town spared: Eastern Oregon community faces Fox Fire aftermath

106

‘Light of Day’ memoir tells story of Portland family’s heartbreaking struggle with childhood cancer

107

Warm Springs radio station KWSO keeping community up to date with latest on wildfires

108

Washington's state primary election preview

109

‘The buzz before the build’: Developing The Low End district in Albina

110

Surfing webcams help researchers better understand fog on the Oregon Coast

111

New effort aims to expand pharmacy access in Oregon’s rural and frontier communities

112

Disability Rights Oregon sues Portland, Multnomah County over lack of emergency planning for people with disabilities

113

Meet the Warm Springs rancher keeping wild horses safe from Oregon wildfires

114

As tailors, seamstresses decline nationwide, Oregon professionals share their thoughts on the industry

115

Big changes coming for people on Oregon Health Plan

116

Reed College student body president on the college’s settlement of antisemitism complaints

117

As Moda Center deal looms, Portland city officials at the center of negotiations weigh in

118

How the Bench fire in Central Oregon is impacting the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs

119

Trail Blazers relocation threat heightens, as Portland city officials approach Moda Center draft sheet deadline

120

Oregon forestry department on response to wildfires raging across state

121

Southern Oregon University Financial Crisis

122

Women across the Pacific Northwest compete in the Larry Bell Memorial All Girls Rodeo

123

Warm Springs reservation evacuates as Bench, Beachcomb fires merge

124

Portlander named 2026 National Yo-Yo Champion

125

Fired WA police officers disproportionately hired for Tribal policing, new reporting finds

126

Biketown celebrates 10-year anniversary with guinness record e-bike ride

127

Cascade Head UNESCO biosphere

128

Natural Hair Care at Oak Creek

129

OHSU’s leadership proposes a compromise for the primate research center

130

‘All hands on deck’: Gov. Kotek visits Akawa Fire in Sisters, says Oregon is in for long fire season

131

Ranchers and private landowners are helping respond to wildfires in Central Oregon

132

Opera in the Park aims to bring love of opera to more Oregonians

133

Families experiencing homelessness in Vancouver face lengthy waits, limited options for shelter space

134

In Wheeler County, relationships built between local landowners and firefighters during a 2024 megafire are paying off

135

Willamette and Pacific Universities say merger will save money, serve students

136

OSP Tribal Liaison Glendon Smith on bridging the gap between tribal and state law enforcement

137

Oregon awarded $160M to expand the semiconductor industry and boost economic development

138

Jury finds Nike discriminated against former employee due to her gender

139

Portland author and investigator Rene Denfeld releases new thriller, ‘The Talking Bone’

140

Could a third-party candidate shake up the Oregon governor’s race?

141

TOL Mailbag

142

BLM rule changes to allow more cattle grazing on public lands in Oregon and the West

143

Oregon musicians on why they perform in tribute bands

144

Ladies Up Project announces expansion of community art program

145

Why data centers pose an outsized threat to Eastern Oregon’s air quality

146

Citizen-scientists photograph 50 years of melting glaciers

147

First-in-the-nation program in WA state now providing long-term care benefits

148

UW study shows ‘roadless rule’ helps protect drinking water for 25 million people in US

149

Oregon wildfire season begins in earnest

150

Washington’s 3rd District could be among the most competitive House seats this fall

151

Portland OB-GYN explores new memoir ‘Labor’ and starting mobile women’s health clinic

152

One Yakima Valley farmworker’s decision to return home amid immigration crackdown

153

Portland mass wedding sees dozens exchanging vows

154

Rebroadcast: Portland painter Arvie Smith on his Guggenheim Fellowship work

155

Rebroadcast: Hanford-area native and former Washington Poet Laureate on how the ‘Atomic City’ shaped her life

156

Big Portland Bake Show puts a PNW spin on a British baking competition

157

In states famous for wine, women vintners find success off the beaten path – in the wild and windy Columbia Gorge

158

Licensing fees could double for Oregon’s psilocybin service centers and facilitators

159

Warm Springs seat on the Jefferson County Soil & Water Conservation District board filled for the first time in decades

160

Why Portland fell in love with Megan Gustafson

161

Lakeview is working to solve its financial crisis. But smelly, discolored water could hold it back

162

Multnomah County Sheriff’s office still using solitary confinement too often, says auditor’s report

163

Astoria City Council’s new camping proposal goes into effect at the same time it's downtown shelter may close

164

What’s the latest on Moda Center funding?

165

Columbia Riverkeeper and other groups sue Trump administration to prevent weakening Endangered Species Act

166

How Oregon will handle upcoming major social safety net program cuts

167

Northeastern Oregon town hit with state fine over wastewater violations

168

iLoveMakonnen headlines his first Portland Pride weekend concert

169

Oregon’s school funding formula hurts kids in poverty the most, according to Oregonian reporting

170

Washington voters to decide candidates for 4 seats on state supreme court, with vote on 5th seat in November

171

OSU study explores how wildfire smoke affects songbird behavior

172

Portland Police Chief Bob Day on police response times and budget numbers

173

Oregon Secretary of State on USPS and Trump administration’s impact on elections

174

In Woodburn, the World Cup and has a lasting significance

175

In Oregon’s coastal communities, doulas and volunteers are reimagining end-of-life care

176

Oregon report has 100 recommendations in responding to the public health crisis of racism

177

Inside TriMet: How Portland metro’s bus routes are planned, tested and changed

178

Ham radio operators with intro

179

Over-the-top AI campaign ads will test Oregon disclosure law

180

UO professor shares history of Mahjong in the US 100 years after it first became popular

181

Portland writer breaks down native plant movement, gardening

182

Community Energy Project says PCEF grants are achieving climate goals and helping vulnerable communities

183

Vinyl record pressing plant opens in Salem

184

How Portland’s sports bar scene has taken advantage of World Cup momentum

185

Ethical and safety concerns abound as wildfire prediction betting heats up

186

Oregon eyes $421 million in Medicaid cuts, including fewer benefits and limits on treatments

187

Portlander musician Marisa Anderson explores folk music from around the world in new album

188

'Death of a Drag Queen' returns for second run in Portland

189

New draft plan for logging in Oregon’s Blue Mountains goes public

190

Bend daycare closure highlights infant care desert in Central Oregon

191

19-year-old Portlander makes Goodwill thrift store find of a lifetime

192

How immigration enforcement has affected Oregon students

193

Portland’s Sisters of the Road moves to Lents neighborhood

194

Oregon Health Authority director Sejal Hathi resigns as agency faces steep challenges

195

St. Paul Rodeo celebrates 90 years in small-town Oregon

196

Portland hosts the world’s largest fencing event

197

Why some Oregon communities have high rates of alcohol-related deaths among older adults

198

Mixed-income cohousing development in North Portland gets boost with state funding

199

Recently naturalized citizen from Iran living in Oregon reflects on the 250th anniversary of the US

200

Pendleton City Council rejects homelessness settlement amid public pressure

201

Daughters of the American Revolution leader reflects on the 250th anniversary of this country

202

Portland punk rock nonprofit Volume Bomb launches UnMuted program to highlight queer and female-led bands

203

Woodburn gets national recognition with All-American Cities Award

204

Nanaimo bars bring a sweet taste of Canada to Portland

205

UW School of Medicine program aims to increase primary care physicians in rural and indigenous communities

206

Chinook Indian Nation Chairman Tony Johnson reflects on 250th anniversary of American independence

207

New co-working space for artists opens in Sunriver

208

Washington State University study shows food insecurity varies among low-income racial and ethnic groups

209

Portland financial advisors on navigating confidence surrounding financial decisions

210

Portland’s Innovation Law Lab breaks down what the end of Temporary Protection Status will mean for Oregon

211

An Oregon law lets one wealthy region turn the desert green. When drought hits, farmers pay the price

212

It’s been 5 years since deadly heat gripped Oregon. Here’s what’s changed

213

This Portland band broke up — but the friendship never did

214

Oregon will pay millions to those who caught COVID-19 while incarcerated

215

How Portland nonprofit is helping homebound seniors, from weekly grocery deliveries to weekly phone calls

216

Two Local Filmmakers document the life of “America The Beautiful” creator, Katherine Lee Bates

217

Federal court rules against industrial shellfish operation in WA

218

OSU pharmacy professor breaks down peptides, off-label drugs

219

Fetching the Show

220

James Beard award-winning chef on his avant-garde omakase

221

Former World’s Strongest Man winner and Camas resident traveled world for feats of ‘Strength Unknown’

222

Former World’s Strongest Man winner and Camas resident traveled world for feats of ‘Strength Unknown’

223

Portland-born Menopunks movement advocates for better menopause care

224

How lack of free mail delivery service is affecting White Salmon residents

225

New Trail Blazers head coach named

226

Pika watchers needed

227

A conversation with the 'The Joy of Money'

228

‘Rosie the Riveter the Musical’ opens in Bend with real-life inspiration in tow

229

From almost closed to reinvestment: Portland’s Metropolitan Learning Center makes its case for K-12 alternative education

230

Lake County Examiner reporter returns to Lakeview

231

Portland community remembers life of unsheltered leader cut short by tragedy

232

How Oregon grass seed made its way to World Cup stadiums

233

In some Oregon school districts, full high school graduation is possible

234

On the trails in heels

235

Oregon chainsaw competition creates buzz for timber industry

236

The effect of ‘Operation Black Rose’ immigration sweep on two Oregon families

237

Portland Calls on the Public To Consider Moda Center Renovations

238

Bob Packwood, longtime Oregon Senator marred by scandal, dies at 93

239

Longtime Senator Bob Packwood Dies at 93

240

Remembering Astor’s ship, the Tonquin, 215 years after it exploded

241

A headbang into a downward dog; Doom metal yoga offers a unique way to zen out

242

Audio postcard from the final Lloyd Center Ice Rink show

243

West Coast Bagel Boom

244

After paper mill disaster, Longview community rallies around fundraising efforts while long-term questions loom

245

New dog park brings the bark back to Portland State

246

A Low-Income Housing Program Is Pouring Billions Into Housing Many People Can’t Afford

247

‘Something dramatically wrong’: Questions but few answers after Longview mill tragedy

248

9th person confirmed dead in Longview paper mill disaster

249

Portland cinephiles get a chance to explore the coveted Criterion Collection's mobile closet

250

At Work With a Multnomah County Health Inspector

251

What the primary’s biggest legislative upset says about the state of Oregon politics

252

Confirmed death toll climbs to 8 in Longview paper mill disaster

253

Longview industrial implosion causes fatalities, critical injuries, officials confirm

254

Portland’s nationally-renowned parks system is struggling

255

Old Oregon fishing nets sent to Ukraine to protect against drones

256

Queer wrestlers and performers build community one body slam at a time

257

Garry Small is getting out of the Saab business

258

How is Portland Fire Season going?

259

How OPB is covering the May 2026 primary election

260

Oregon's most unexpected gubernatorial candidate? A pencil with a point

261

Rising fuel costs ripple through Northwest’s fishing industry

262

Homelessness becomes focal point in Pendleton City Council race

263

Oregon hopes to move from drone testing hot spot to drone building destination

264

Ocean cruise ships will bring 28,000 passengers this summer to Astoria, a town of 10,000

265

A sold-out Moda Center gives warm reception to rekindled Portland Fire, despite loss

266

For Central Oregon apple tree detectives, juicy cases hide in plain sight

267

New bus route brings long-awaited service to remote parts of Warm Springs Reservation

268

A small Oregon town faces financial peril. Can residents save Lakeview?

269

A shooting in Oregon could reshape social media privacy

270

Multnomah Athletic Club Attack QA

271

Portland Fire: An activist league tips off in a city known for protest

272

Documentary 'Everyone is Lying to You for Money' calls cryptocurrency a fraud

273

A new chapter for Higgins, both the man and the restaurant

274

3 Estacada City Council members with criminal pasts recently appointed to vacant roles

275

The Portland Trail Blazers’ season is officially over. What’s next?

276

Battle Ground CEO’s property purchases leave some residents worried about religious motivations

277

Federal appeals court grants unrestricted use of crowd control weapons at Portland ICE building

278

Ava helps Geoff with a stray dog

279

Have a non-emergency? Maybe Ava can help.

280

After the dismissal of a Battle Ground high school teacher, other educators censor their curricula

281

Jonathan Maus BikePortland Hiatus QA

282

Lori Chavez-DeRemer steps down as Trump’s Labor Secretary

283

Booklover’s Burlesque Festival brings seductive storytelling to Portland and Salem

284

Oregon Pro Wrestling School

285

Kotek order blocks Oregon school districts from cutting instruction time to patch budget holes

286

Portland’s Franz Bakery turns 120

287

Jefferson High's renovated building, larger student body mean a crossroads for Portland

288

50 years of tradition, talent and community: North Portland’s Jefferson Dancers celebrate a major milestone

289

‘At Work With’ a Portland fitness coach who focuses on strength instead of weight loss

290

Oregon ski resorts adapt to shrinking snowpack amid rough season

291

How Oregon became such a pet-friendly state

292

Federal appeals court weighs limits on tear gas use outside Portland ICE building

293

Measles cases in Oregon are ticking up. Here’s what you need to know

294

Blazers fans feeling bullish ahead of first postseason appearance in 5 years

295

The Thompson Elk had a front row seat for Portland’s tumultuous history. Now it’s coming back for more

296

Some Oregon Democrats get an unlikely primary foe: Their party’s top boosters

297

Portlanders consider the future of Cesar Chavez Boulevard

298

Price of gasoline ‘painful’ for Pacific Northwesterners who drive for work

299

Medford teen chases pro downhill mountain biking

300

5 essential issues shaping a crowded Deschutes County election

301

Pacific University debuts sensory rooms to help students keep calm and succeed in the classroom

302

How microbes could protect Pacific Northwest buildings from the Cascadia earthquake

303

New Portland Trail Blazers owner played key role at company Oregon accused of predatory lending

304

Youth Watershed Council packs a one-two punch, helping both Oregon students and the local environment

305

City celebrates Astoria Column’s centennial

306

“Evil Dead” star Bruce Campbell pivots genres with “Ernie & Emma”

307

How the fight for representation and equality for farmworkers goes beyond Cesar Chavez

308

‘Godzilla vs. Portland’ brings the king of the monsters to the Rose City

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‘Godzilla vs. Portland’ brings the king of the monsters to the Rose City

310

Gray’s Landing resident applauds temporary injunction against use of chemical munitions

311

Vancouver farm takes produce to Latino communities shaken by immigration crackdown

312

New children’s book celebrates joy and color of Willamette Valley

313

After Trump called Portland ‘war-ravaged,’ ICE apprehensions near the city spiked 600%

314

How Oregon scientists are solving the problem of Crater Lake’s dying trees

315

Portland Community College faculty and staff go on strike

316

Recapping Oregon's short 2026 legislative session

317

WNBA and player’s union need labor deal by March 10

318

WNBA and player’s union need labor deal by March 10 to avoid delay to start of the reignited Portland Fire’s inaugural season

319

How Class of 2025 student Munira found her way

320

Albany teens grapple with mom’s immigration detainment

321

An American "tall tale" reimagined through an immigrant cherry grower

322

Judge expresses skepticism toward federal force at ICE building, expects to rule soon

323

Portland’s hefty fines harm short-term rental operators, report finds

324

After months of teargassing outside Portland ICE building, protesters take feds to court

325

After years of eradication efforts, Oregon is free of feral swine. Almost

326

Munira postcard 2014

327

Lone Fir Block 14 Art

328

Portland author finds viral success with debut dark fantasy novel

329

Judge orders protective measures for Columbia River salmon after Trump canceled historic deal

330

ICE officer calls 911 during confrontation in Portland

331

Winter Olympics stoke curling devotion – and big donations – in Bend

332

Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer, husband face back-to-back scandals

333

Restoring Astoria’s riverfront trolley means working around its sea lions

334

Skating community rallies to preserve Portland’s only ice rink

335

Portland United Hockey League

336

Oregon businesses still in tariff limbo after Supreme Court strikes down Trump’s sweeping import taxes

337

Republicans return to Oregon Senate after Wednesday no-show

338

Portland Community College hosts its 36th Annual Cascade Festival of African Films.

339

A ruff competition at the 2026 Joriad Truffle Dog Championship

340

Longest Plaid Pantry run ever?

341

Inside Portland’s $1.7B climate fund, which is being floated to help fix the Moda Center

342

How Portland’s arts tax let $9M go unused for years

343

Judge limits federal officers’ use of crowd control munitions at Portland ICE building

344

This pillar of Oregon’s energy strategy can help the state meet its climate goals — and lower electric bills at the same time

345

Dry January / NA Movement

346

Oregon policymakers look to mend broken trust with Harney County irrigators

347

Novelist explores grief and sense of place on the Oregon Coast in “Finding Lost”

348

OHSU board contemplates closure of primate research center; its scientists plead for support

349

Volunteers needed to help Oregonians file income tax returns

350

Top dogs took one last lap at Portland show before Westminster

351

The penny is on its way out. But the love for them endures for this Stayton coin collector

352

‘Savior’ or ‘criminal’: Divided Pacific Northwest reflects on Trump’s first year back

353

Former Univision anchor keeps Spanish-speaking Oregonians informed with DIY newscast

354

Water woes in The Dalles

355

No Vacancy, no grand openings: Pilot program finds mixed success filling vacant storefronts in Portland’s Old Town neighborhood

356

Man shot by Border Patrol in Portland released from hospital, charged with assaulting federal officer

357

At Work With: What if your groceries were free? At this Cornelius mercado, they can be

358

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek now wants to scrap her newly passed transportation bill

359

Fatal helicopter crash ignites criticism of slacklining oversight

360

Attorneys for US DOJ, Portland clash over police records related to ICE protests

361

Hundreds of federalized National Guard members demobilized in Oregon, Illinois and California

362

10 years after the Malheur occupation, Harney County is moving on

363

A grip of new Oregon laws will start in 2026

364

Clark County residents say they’ll get all the burdens and none of the benefits of proposed PacifiCorp transmission line

365

Underground mutual aid group helps feed Hillsboro’s immigrant families in hiding

366

OregonSaves has $430M in assets, but people keep taking money out

367

Under Trump, Northwest immigration detainees are traveling farther from families, legal help

368

Rail speeders on Oregon Coast

369

Clackamas River Flooding

370

OPB’s sixth year of music holiday cheer!

371

Kelly Ma (Chinese Mandarin)

372

Trang Nguyễn (Vietnamese)

373

Nancy (Spanish)

374

When cheaper isn't actually cheaper for health insurance

375

In West Linn, a tough lesson on how not to close a school

376

Families, former Portland Public Schools employees fight cuts to language services

377

Women’s sports could be an economic win for Portland

378

Celebrating the festival of lights with... glow sticks?

379

At Work With: A Forest Ranger

380

Ranchers in southeast Oregon helped keep sage grouse off the endangered list. Now, lithium mining could pose a new threat

381

Willamette, Pacific universities announce plan to merge

382

What to know about the Interstate Bridge Replacement’s rising price tag

383

Pour one out for America’s oldest home brewing supply store

384

East Portland councilors unveil $21 million proposal to address homelessness

385

Portland students flex their tech skills to create tree ornaments for Festival of Lights

386

A pricey new plan aims to keep Oregon’s foster kids out of hotels

387

Oregon fisheries try old technology to boost salmon returns

388

Behind the curtain of The Benson Hotel’s 54th gingerbread castle

389

Oregon struggles to land federal counterterrorism money as Trump orders troops to stop ‘terrorists’ hindering ICE

390

Those arrested at Portland ICE protests recount disparate, confusing treatment by federal officers

391

Portland Mayor Wilson says he’s hit his goal to open 1,500 shelter beds

392

Preservationists worry Portland State University’s plan to build for the future could erase the past

393

In a Portland kitchen, a nonprofit cooks up a small-scale solution to Oregon’s big hunger problem

394

Uncovering Boarding Schools QA

395

Indigenous chefs are training the next generation of culinary students

396

Siletz Tribes, Oregon coastal community and OSU scientists learn from beached whale experience

397

Newport in limbo amid ICE interest

398

Even with SNAP benefits restored, this Oregon pantry says hunger persists

399

Microplastics research in Oregon

400

Why Portland roller derby makes the perfect setting for a queer coming-of-age story in ‘Leave It on the Track’

401

Wilsonville math teacher rides to all 95 MAX stations for world record

402

Sharks love Willapa Bay and Northwest scientists have some ideas why

403

Oregon Secretary of State, top elections officials question how Trump administration is using voter data

404

Medicaid Group Organized by Kotek

405

State of SNAP in Oregon

406

Young Indigenous kayakers paddle the Klamath River from source to sea after dam removal.

407

Washington School for the Blind goalball players gear up for national competition

408

Boys volleyball becomes Oregon’s newest high school sport

409

The 25 Restaurants that have shaped Portland over the last 25 years.

410

College program for migrant students loses federal funding

411

A 2025 check in with Oregon’s ambitious education goal, 40-40-20

412

Literary Arts - Timothy Snyder

413

Oregon’s fledgling olive industry celebrates ‘Olio Nuovo Festival’ throughout November

414

Federal judge prohibits Trump from deploying National Guard to Portland

415

Is there life after cars?

416

Oregon’s hazelnut harvest could break records

417

Where is the Meadowlark rock? Indigenous tribute to Willamette Falls is missing

418

Oregon consumers can own their own electrical utilities, and prepare for wildfires

419

How the college admissions game is shifting, part 1

420

What led 4 older Oregonians to the Portland ICE protests

421

Elizabeth Gilbert

422

National groups are betting on blue-collar Democrats following Gluesenkamp Perez’s success

423

President’s Update: We’ve Closed the Gap

424

Shape Note Singing in the Pacific Northwest

425

Final day of National Guard trial begins in Portland

426

A worker on the front lines of helping Oregonians losing SNAP benefits

427

A look at how a generation of COVID students is faring in Oregon

428

At Work With an Eastern Oregon Rancher

429

‘This community is not the enemy’: Hillsboro teachers form neighborhood ICE watch

430

As NW faces rolling blackouts, study says renewable energy may not be enough

431

Trial over National Guard deployment in Portland begins

432

Oregon earns ‘Accessibility Verified’ status

433

Federal appeals court temporarily bars Portland troop deployment

434

Portland author Sam Saldivar on her new sapphic sports romance

435

Oregon Democratic Sen. Merkley on his marathon speech in protest of Trump's policies

436

The art of debate is thriving in one unlikely place: prisons

437

How Oregonians are bracing for potential cuts to food stamps

438

A new chapter for Portland’s long-standing outdoor store, Next Adventure

439

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek says she’s made progress on major issues. Even some fans are skeptical

440

Portland police rejoin TriMet’s transit police for the first time since 2020

441

9th Circuit rules that National Guard can deploy to Portland, but legal questions loom

442

Protesters show up for No Kings Day across the Northwest

443

CTUIR Food Carts

444

Hood River’s Fruit Loop

445

After finding forever chemicals in its drinking water, this Eastern Oregon city stopped testing for them

446

Julian Brave Noisecat is part of the tradition of surviving “while laughing and smiling and crying about it”

447

Portland author Daniel H. Wilson’s new thriller combines Indigenous knowledge with science fiction

448

Right-wing influencers shape nation and Trump’s understanding of Portland protests

449

How Oregon’s only monastic brewery keeps the faith in craft beer

450

Rocky Horror Picture Show turns 50

451

Lett'er bus or Lett'er fly?

452

Farmworker Overtime

453

Many Oregon GOP lawmakers silent as Trump seeks National Guard deployment to Portland

454

Soil and Water Conservation District

455

Colleagues say Oregon judge who blocked Trump troop deployment is ‘well-respected’ and ‘has no fear’

456

Funding changes fracture support for Washington County library levy among city leaders

457

Super Hot Rocks

458

Overnight Emergency Shelters

459

Senior Homelessness is on the Rise in Oregon

460

Trump Administration's Attempts to Deploy National Guard to Portland, OR.

461

‘At Work With’: A traffic control supervisor on construction sites

462

Before Tom Dundon agreed to buy the Portland Trail Blazers, Oregon accused the company he created of predatory lending

463

That derelict ship may be someone's home

464

After delays and missteps, Oregon Democrats pass road-funding bill

465

'Our Mr. Matsura' teaches us lessons for a "divided time"

466

How an old Gresham hotel shows one solution to community college housing problems

467

Energized candidates aim to change Clark County government

468

Oregon police, forensics lab actions result in $14 million payout for Coos County man

469

The aerospace company that calls Tillamook home

470

In Oregon, crossing your party comes at a cost

471

Baseball field turned Indigenous-led community garden takes root in Portland

472

West Coast governors issue COVID-19 vaccine guidance after CDC concerns

473

Christosphere the Rock (Star)

474

A rural Oregon town lost its maternity ward. As Trump’s Medicaid cuts loom, other hospitals may be next

475

Mayor Changes City Homeless RV Camping Policies

476

QA Keith Rosson on Coffin Moon

477

Library still in limbo in Josephine County

478

Josephine County Commissioners put their local library in limbo

479

Oregon borrowers face confusion, anxiety as federal changes disrupt student loan repayment options

480

Firefighters question leaders’ role in Washington immigration raid

481

‘At Work With’ an Oaks Park ride inspector-operator who finds ‘absolute peace’ high above on AtmosFear

482

Naomi Pomeroy’s legacy lives on in L’Echelle

483

Confused about how vaccines will work this year? Here’s some clarity

484

Heroic efforts — and preparation — saved hundreds of homes near the Flat Fire

485

Oregon, Washington, California form health care alliance to protect vaccine access

486

St. Helens High School leaders failed to act on claims of abuse for years, report finds

487

Some 2020 Labor Day wildfire survivors still struggle with finding housing

488

Oregon Tuna Classic snags 14,000 pounds of fish for nonprofits

489

Class of 2025: Raiden's story

490

A 'beauty contest' for fruit and vegetables at the Oregon State Fair

491

Scientists find surprises under surface of burned forest streams 5 years after Oregon’s Labor Day fires

492

Move-in day at Oregon's largest private university

493

Multnomah County Director of Libraries reacts to 2 acts of violence outside the Central Library this summer

494

In search of source for Crook County well pollution, Oregon presses mining company to investigate itself

495

Debate over road funding reignites ahead of Oregon’s looming special session

496

How East Portland’s new councilors are reaching their constituents

497

Republican Congressman Cliff Bentz defends voting for Medicaid cuts

498

Flat Fire destroys 4 homes, threatens thousands more in Central Oregon

499

In a hedge against disaster, Neskowin buys its own watershed

500

After a pandemic and a fire, an 81-year-old Portland institution emerges from the ashes

501

Portland Center Stage reaches first milestone of long journey

502

With funding in doubt, officials shutter a SW Washington middle school

503

Grant clawback puts Oregon wildfire mitigation projects on pause

504

Oregon’s college leaders navigate uncertain financial waters

505

‘We are sinking’: Oregon timber counties flail, awaiting Congress to renew key funding

506

A renovated food truck showcases opera with mobile performances in Portland

507

Pacific Northwest skateboarders descend on Portland this week

508

How one Oregon activist is using a decades-old liberal policy to stall green energy projects

509

Trail Blazers sold to group that will keep team in Portland, reports say

510

The growing partnership that’s helping current students and future teachers

511

Teens explore transit at Portland State camp

512

Christian revival event draws thousands in quest to save Portland’s soul

513

Harefest Delivers Nostalgia, Fun, and Musical Celebration

514

Finding joy on the sidewalks of Portland

515

Oregon Democrats cheer on Texas walkout while Republicans see ‘hypocrisy’

516

A shopping center’s demise brings frustration to East Portland

517

Big projects, bigger problems: Oregon bridge, highway efforts face delays and steep costs

518

Incarcerated Students

519

Salem prepares for a water emergency

520

At Work With: Cannon Beach head lifeguard and fire lieutenant keeps calm and respects the ocean

521

Bend quietly considered pulling funding for sole Juneteenth event over Facebook post

522

Hawthorne Bridge Murals

523

Portland Consent Decree

524

Parking Reform

525

Oregon’s wildfire bill cut landowner costs, but didn’t raise funds for fighting large fires

526

Salem Approves Emergency Declaration Over Drinking Water

527

US Rep. Cliff Bentz touts GOP budget wins as protests continue outside in Eastern Oregon

528

A clean start that makes a big difference for Portland’s unhoused communities

529

Trump is back in the White House — but Portland isn’t sure how to respond

530

Oregon Americorps members reflect on a chaotic term and possible end of program

531

Diphtheria and tetanus shots not necessary in vaccinated adults

532

‘Daddy, police!’: New video shows masked ICE agents arrest father outside child’s school in Beaverton

533

Oregon State Parks searches for new business partners as it faces 14% budget shortfall

534

Portland Pride Parade brings joyful crowds and anticipation for the future

535

It's Dame Time: Lillard is coming back to the Blazers

536

Trump budget threatens college access for Oregon’s parenting students

537

Revived clinic brings hope to Sheridan, but Medicaid cuts threaten its future

538

In pet-friendly Bend, a century-old parade celebrates (almost) all sorts of critters

539

Oregon has a massive new wave energy testing facility. But who is going to use it?

540

How Beaverton’s long-term bet on its downtown is paying off

541

New technology helps make golf more inclusive

542

Oregon’s largest Medicaid provider on how Trump's megabill will affect health coverage in the state

543

Conversions to Judaism on the rise in Portland following Oct. 7 attacks

544

House passes Trump’s domestic policy bill. Here are 5 ways it will impact Oregon

545

Senator Jeff Merkley on what Trump's budget bill could mean for Oregonians

546

Lewis river restoration forges ahead despite funding questions

547

One Woodburn man opts to go home to Mexico on his own terms

548

Luis describes why he is leaving

549

After Trail Blazers’ stunning draft, Yang Hansen lands in Portland feeling ‘beautiful connection’ to the city

550

Fresh wasabi is hard to get in the US — unless you live in Oregon

551

Kelly Ramsey's memoir 'Wildfire Days'

552

Portland Trail Blazers trade down to draft Yang Hansen, a Chinese center

553

Climate and agriculture

554

Volunteers fill gaps in rural Oregon emergency medical care

555

Oregon Country Fair preview with Oregon Art Beat

556

Clark County, Washington maps out its next 20 years

557

Oregon Accelerator gives student athletes a taste of the sports business

558

University of Oregon group gives students hands-on experience with NIL deals

559

Portland’s JinJu Patisserie wins James Beard Award for 'Most Outstanding Bakery' in the country

560

2 ex-staffers threaten to sue Multnomah County District Attorney’s Office for discrimination

561

No Kings protest in Portland

562

Riding along with a "Bike Bus"

563

Trump upends historic Columbia River Basin agreement

564

Indigenous youth prepare for the first descent down the Klamath River after dam removal

565

When will Robotaxis arrive in the Pacific Northwest?

566

Rowena Fire grows to 3,500 acres; investigators say it was human-caused

567

Out of state, out of mind. Again.

568

LA protests prompt concern, preparation among Oregonians scarred by 2020

569

OHSU pediatric physician says he’s healed by the sick kids he treats

570

How one OHSU science program is being affected by Trump Administration research cuts

571

Newport Lighthouse Renovation

572

Job Corps Uncertainty in Astorai

573

Billie McBride-O'Neel on ice

574

Once a band nerd, always a band nerd with the One More Time Around Again Marching Band

575

Portland city councilors build teamwork with paddles

576

How Growing Gardens helped Lewis & Clark students uncover the ethics in everyday data

577

Special education makes a big difference -- when it's available

578

Data for Good puts a human spin on numbers

579

At Work With: Oregon tattoo artist helps people heal from trauma with tattoos

580

Newport is expanding its paid parking

581

Oregon's fishing industry weathers tariff uncertainty

582

Nicky Young aged out of foster care without a family but started her own business

583

College students see greater success when their basic needs are met

584

‘Like a jail cell’: Family of six detained at Washington state border facility for more than three weeks

585

Danger lurks in the summer sun

586

The Void Fest puts the focus on tatoo artists

587

Portland tattoo festival aims to uplift artists

588

Oregon Republican Podcast Explosion

589

Prosecutor in a Beaverton cold case murder contradicted DNA experts in closing argument

590

Trail Blazers up for sale

591

What Oregonians should think about as they vote in local school board races

592

How proposed Medicaid cuts could impact health care in Oregon

593

After 28 years, Next Adventure is closing its doors.

594

The Portland Trail Blazers are for sale

595

How the Pacific Northwest’s dream of green energy fell apart

596

Beloved tree nearing the end of its life

597

Chinook tribe continues to fight for federal recognition

598

Rural transit funding caught in lawmakers' tug of war

599

Transit funding caught in lawmakers' tug of war

600

Once rare, ethnic grocery stores are opening in Central Oregon

601

The Oregon nonprofit that has helped cultivate new Spanish-speaking farmers for two decades.

602

Astoria-raised author Jaysea Lynn on her new fantasy book created from a TikTok series

603

Portland business owner can’t get his products into the country because of tariffs

604

As ‘placeholder’ bills surge in Salem, what you see isn’t always what you get

605

Portland drum group connects Native people to culture as medicine

606

Forest service begins evicting homeless campers ahead of management project

607

Invasive emerald ash borer could wipe out Oregon’s ash trees. Here’s how you can help.

608

DEQ’s statewide email included ‘dangerous link’ — but it didn’t warn the public

609

Ukrainians in Portland celebrate Easter amid war and immigration worries

610

Meet the Corvallis stylist who creates affirming haircuts for her clients

611

Portland's Neighborhood Emergency Teams train for the big one

612

Draft report by Oregon police agency blasts Deschutes County sheriff for lying

613

At Work With: Portland Airport Wildlife Team

614

Remembering Portland activist Dan Handelman

615

Oregon veterans worry about VA cuts under Trump

616

Trump’s tariffs drive up homebuilding costs amid Oregon’s housing crisis

617

An Oregon heat pump program helps renters stay cool

618

Starting over after incarceration

619

Ancient footprints unearthed at John Day Fossil Beds reveal prehistoric animal behaviors

620

How new Multnomah County data explains the region’s homelessness crisis

621

Deschutes County sheriff gave false testimony in criminal cases, DA finds

622

Portland high schoolers raise money, awareness for youth aging out of foster care system

623

From phonographs to Wurlitzers, this Portland collector spins a life around vintage sound

624

Harney County flood update

625

Two Portland Panorama Films Use the Lloyd as a backdrop

626

As Oregon’s legislative session hits the midway point, plenty of big issues remain

627

The adventures of Koda the whale sniffing dog

628

‘A Feast of Thorns and Roses’ is just the latest in pop culture cookbooks from PNW authors

629

Oregonians take to the streets for Hands Off protests

630

Oregon Democrats unveil ambitious road funding proposal. Now the haggling begins

631

Vets get free training at an Oregon community college

632

Portland struggling with ‘confusing’ public comment rules in new government

633

Harney county's jail needs updating but funds are hard to come by

634

Oregon Trail conference meets at the ‘crossroads’ of history, aiming to tell more diverse, accurate stories

635

A visit to Oregon's quickest fishery

636

Conservation nonprofits brace for budget cuts

637

Oregon cold case goes to trial after more than three decades

638

From wolves to water, Eastern Oregon lawmakers strike balancing act to move bills forward

639

How Oregon’s laws on forcing mental health treatment could change this year

640

Oregon gun violence survivor reflects on the anniversary of her shooting

641

Meet Jeremey Peck, the new owner of Darcelle XV Showplace

642

Advocacy group alleges Oregon hid details of foster care child’s death

643

How a Portland import store’s 2020 pivot helped it survive the pandemic

644

Nearly 60% of Oregon counties face program cuts as budget crisis grows

645

Emma Pattee's first novel tells the story of a pregnant Portland woman who is shopping for a crib at IKEA when the Cascadia subduction zo...

646

Player piano repair is becoming more scarce

647

How federal funding cuts are affecting one small school district in an Oregon community that voted heavily for Trump

648

Fired federal workers speak out

649

Cracking down on hunting cheats

650

Roadkill- It's what's for dinner (with safeguards in place)

651

Portland has a new soccer league for queer women, nonbinary and trans people

652

New technology helps blind sports fans level up their arena experience

653

How a lightpost in East Portland helped forgotten residents feel heard.

654

Oregon is in the midst of an ‘unrepresented crisis.’ Why?

655

Anime cafe looks to breathe life into Portland's Old Town

656

Robot Taxis

657

Oregon’s dairy cows are free of avian flu. The state is trying to keep it that way.

658

Deschutes County dissolved its DEIA committee without hearing public opinions but officials got an earful anyway

659

At Work With a Garbage Collector

660

Southwest Washington cities spar over light rail funding for I-5 bridge replacement

661

Oregon volunteers do taxes for free

662

Oregon businesses react to rising egg prices

663

The Quietest Place

664

Mobile home residents are worried about paying their rents

665

Portland’s airport hypes sustainable timber, but those lofty claims are more complicated than they seem

666

Oregon state climatologist reacts to the cuts in National Weather Service personnel in Oregon

667

Portland geographer Dove Makes explores lessons from the Hunger Games

668

Oregon researchers cook cancer with nanoparticles

669

The next generation of racquetball players descends on Portland

670

Trump’s first month sparks protests, packed town halls across Oregon

671

Multnomah County Homeless Budget Shortfall

672

U.S. Rep. Cliff Bentz tackles town halls, Medicaid in wide ranging TOL interview

673

The group helping people of color feel comfortable in Oregon's great outdoors

674

Providence nurses approve deal, end 46 day strike

675

What's it like to work as a cheesemaker in Oregon

676

Republican Rep. Cliff Bentz faces frustrated constituents in week of town halls

677

Missing footage from PSU protests led cases to be dismissed

678

The Trump administration has fired Forest Service staff who help with firefighting

679

Bonneville Power staff departures under President Trump raise concerns about Northwest electrical grid

680

New group supports Oregon grandparents raising their grandchildren

681

Oregon's coastal towns are stocking up on supplies

682

Ikoi no Kai Senior Meal Program

683

Ikoi no Kai Senior Meal Program

684

Multnomah County responds to winter weather with warming shelters

685

Everywhere is Queer app helps people find queer-owned businesses

686

The teachers who shaped the Class of 2025

687

University of Oregon athletics expected to thrive with changes coming to NIL

688

Taking Gov. Tina Kotek’s temperature on Oregon’s climate change response

689

Staff and students at Oregon colleges brace for possible immigration enforcement

690

At Work With - Helping Portland-area families experiencing homelessness get into housing

691

Rethinking the relationship between trash and art

692

Should Oregon cities be allowed to raise gas taxes without asking voters?

693

After years of low-cost living, Hermiston feels crunch of growth

694

Portland church maintains sanctuary for undocumented immigrants amid Trump’s crackdown

695

Grants Pass sued again over ‘objectively unreasonable’ homeless ordinances

696

Spokane author Leyna Krow explores climate change, motherhood and magic in new book

697

Clackamas Women's Services domestic violence shelter faces uncertainty in federal funding

698

Oregon passed expensive legislation supporting renters facing housing crisis. Eviction cases are still climbing

699

Sir Francis Drake’s ‘Fair and Good Bay’ was long thought to be in California. Now some experts point to Oregon

700

Woodburn braces for Trump 2.0

701

January 6 pardons could lead to more political violence, experts say

702

Senator Ron Wyden calls on federal government to publish data on climate change affecting homeowners insurance

703

How the Trump administration could affect the I-5 bridge replacement project

704

Oregon lawmakers convene the 2025 legislative session

705

Oregonians share hopes and concerns as Donald Trump begins his second term

706

Providence health care strike, day 8

707

Hydroelectric dams on Oregon’s Willamette River kill salmon. Congress says it’s time to consider shutting them down

708

Oregonians buy cellphones, cars and e-bikes ahead of potential tariffs

709

Oregon legislative session preview

710

Trump administration could test Oregon's strong protections for immigrants

711

People with disabilities are extra vulnerable in major disasters like wildfires

712

Why it matters that Oregon just lost its chief forester

713

Bend moves forward on affordable housing

714

Portland sound engineer reflects on time with Bob Dylan

715

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

716

Washougal joins cities around the US with anti-camping restrictions aimed at homeless

717

Rebuilding the Portland Mercado

718

Crook County school board ousts superintendent after 6 months

719

As board games boom, one Portland-area group brings new games and new friends to the table

720

Meet the Portland students growing a ‘tiny forest’ at school

721

From safer buses to phone fixes: A rundown of new Oregon laws

722

Oregon faces Ohio State in Rose Bowl rematch, vying for spot in CFP semifinals

723

Tiny Oregon community works to protect wildlife and water along Cape Meares — the ‘land that walks’

724

Oregon’s sparkling wine scene is popping locally — and beyond

725

Benton County connects students with Oregon’s salmon migration

726

Portland Police are using data to snag stolen vehicles

727

‘Bing in the New Year’ with Milwaukie’s Bing cherry, and the Chinese history behind it

728

'At Work With' a Zamboni driver who teaches us the secret to good ice

729

Behind the scenes of 'Stop Requested'

730

An OPB playlist full of holiday cheer

731

Portland Pantomime brings a British tradition to the northwest

732

For kids who feel left out, Bend’s ‘Sandra Claus' is a hit

733

The St Helens school district is not an outlier when it comes to sexual abuse

734

How Portland's next mayor plans to end unsheltered homelessness

735

‘Stop Requested’: It’s free to ride the bus to John Day, but costs to leave

736

Oregon nonprofits are critical to the state’s social service network — and going broke

737

Portland internal affairs found a 2022 police shooting out of policy. Then top brass dismissed it

738

Curry County emergency manager on lessons learned from tsunami warning

739

Stop Requested 6: La Grande to Enterprise, with Bigfoot

740

Head of OHSU's Knight Cancer Institute stepping down

741

UW researchers are turning body heat into electricity

742

Class of 2025 - The English class that has students excited to show up

743

For students, feeling like you belong can be as important as having a great teacher

744

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger steps down

745

On Golden Rescue is a haven for old horses

746

An Oregon apple with a hidden surprise

747

Nail salons give Central Oregonians a place to connect and grow

748

Potential for protecting Owyhee Canyonlands takes urgency in final months of Biden administration

749

St Helens students and parents grapple with sex abuse scandal fallout

750

Private equity firm Sortis backs Thornburgh resort as it fights for Central Oregon water rights

751

Stop Requested: Bend to Baker City, with Salt Licks

752

Portland’s new city council prepares for the next chapter

753

After decades false starts the James Beard Public Market is finally happening

754

How Trump’s immigration policies could impact the Pacific Northwest

755

Oregon lawmakers react to a second Trump administration

756

State initiative helps Oregon inmates forge new career pathways

757

Hayden Island residents feel unheard during Interstate Bridge replacement planning

758

St. Helens school officials for years sat on multiple reports of sexual abuse, police say

759

The Archive Project - Renée Watson

760

Dissecting the Democratic victory in Washington's 3rd district

761

Old growth logging hasn't slowed down

762

Working through angst with the Portland Yelling Choir

763

A conversation with Sophia the Robot

764

A visit to Washington's one of a kind Crowberry Bog

765

Multnomah County Election Night Behind the Scenes

766

Post election, colleges encourage students to decompress

767

The Rose City Rollers clinch their fifth championship win

768

A look at ranked choice voting in Portland

769

Central Oregon returns show strong leads in state Senate, sheriff and Bend city races

770

Oregon’s second-largest school district to put weapons detectors in high schools

771

Oregon conservationist Bob Sallinger dead at 57

772

Stop Requested: Christmas Valley to La Pine

773

Electrical Boxes Supply Hiccups

774

Ducks excitement covers University of Oregon campus, city of Eugene and beyond

775

Let's do the time change together -- it's DST time again

776

Weekend Edition host Lillian Karabaic interviews a haunted house actor for OPB's At Work With series

777

Rare plant plowed under at Camas golf course leaves researchers worried

778

Portland facility works to break down cultural barriers to psilocybin access for marginalized groups

779

Voting for president while Black and mixed race in Bend

780

How candidates — and their donors — are navigating a first-of-its-kind election season in Portland

781

Proposed shipping container terminal in Coos Bay could boost the economy there

782

At Work With: Haunted House Actor

783

Stop Requested goes to Lakeview

784

All of Oregon's statewide races, explained

785

Offshore wind looked like a sure thing for Oregon — until it wasn’t. What went wrong?

786

The Gresham program growing the next generation of farmers

787

44 years after Mt St Helens erupted, Spirit Lake still faces challenges

788

All five Oregon ballot measures, explained

789

Drama surrounds the race for Deschutes county sheriff

790

The congressional race in Oregon that has the nation's attention

791

Salmon return to Klamath Basin in Oregon after more than a century

792

Pacific University students are super-voters

793

Portland Food Kitchen’s Radical Hospitality

794

Stop Requested 2: Lincoln City to Klamath Falls.

795

A look at Washington's 3rd CD rematch

796

Northwest researchers fight plastics pollution with sugar

797

Pac-12 needs one more school to be recognized as a conference

798

Stop Requested Episode 1: The Dalles to Lincoln City

799

Portland youth tries to reach the International Space Station -- via ham radio

800

Drug laws are back in Oregon. How they are enforced depends on the county.

801

‘Accidental’ release of records reveals Deschutes County sheriff candidate’s troubles in La Mesa

802

Two Oregon counties, two different approaches to drug defflection

803

After years in the minority, Rep. Cliff Bentz tries to give agriculture the advantage in Congress

804

As heir apparent in Oregon’s 3rd Congressional District, Maxine Dexter has more on her mind than campaigning

805

Multnomah county opens its long awaited deflection center this week

806

Oregon Motor Voter Error

807

Oregon Ducks take on Ohio State Buckeyes at Autzen Stadium

808

Oregon Gov. calls for DMV to pause automatic voter registration as number of people mistakenly added to voter rolls grows

809

Racist incidents have plagued David Douglass football

810

Here’s who is running for Portland mayor in November

811

At Work With A Burlesque Dancer

812

jess great divide QA intro

813

Apsáalooke artist based in Portland awarded MacArthur Fellowship

814

Class of 2025 Jobs vs School

815

Author Tom Spanbauer On Real Life With HIV

816

Audio

817

Comic strip makes voting easier

818

Audio

819

Remembering author Tom Spanbauer

820

Oregon's history with table tennis goes way beyond ping pong diplomacy

821

Trail Blazers heading to Sinclair and streaming

822

Climate change is pushing farmers to be more climate resilient

823

Machinists’ union president rallies striking workers at Boeing’s Gresham facility

824

Oregon's Congressional District 5 - Part 3

825

Class of 2025 students getting to graduation with a little help from their friends

826

Local elections officials are removing noncitizens from Oregon voter rolls, as controversy swirls

827

Oregon's 5th congressional district - Part 2

828

Urban-rural divide underscores tensions as congressional candidates vie for Clackamas County

829

Record Oregon wildfire season keeps NWS meteorologists extremely busy

830

Partisan group weeds out hopeful Bend city council candidates in nonpartisan race

831

Oregon football rivalry game expected to be a close one

832

In a sign of the times, Pendleton struggles to figure out what is and isn’t allowed

833

With fundraising flagging, Oregon Republicans’ ambitions rely on Greg Walden

834

Oregon program helps incarcerated youth and adoptable dogs alike. It’s called Project POOCH

835

Volunteers Advocate for Foster Care Kids

836

R.G. Shore on memoir ‘The Ocean Inside Me

837

Audio

838

With deep debt and low-paying jobs, Portland alternative medicine graduates say their degrees will never pay off

839

A private equity firm saved beloved Portland restaurants from bankruptcy. Then it stopped paying its bills

840

NAYA celebrates 50 years of Native culture and history with upcoming powwow

841

Class of 2025's first day of senior year

842

Drug possession is a crime again in Oregon. Here’s what you need to know

843

Portland's community solar program aims to lower utility bills

844

Fast fashion and its effect on Portland clothing makers

845

Spending the summer restoring Oregon waterways

846

Portland water managers plan for a smoky future

847

The Montavilla Jazz Festival

848

Portland’s east side poised to host 2 new venues, could boost the city’s music scene

849

Officials spearheading Oregon drug recriminalization could learn a lot from Washington

850

Final XOXO festival this weekend

851

Multnomah County sheriff agrees to jail people under Portland camping policy, for now

852

Columbia River Swimmer

853

This Portland therapist shares tips on how to meet your match...and keep them

854

3 Portland-area pizzerias receive national recognition, leading to big crowds — and high expectations

855

Heat waves are hitting Oregon’s oldest population the hardest

856

Portland pizzerias and the pain of going viral

857

Portland pizzerias and the pain of going viral

858

Federal officials reject MDMA-assisted therapy for post traumatic stress disorder

859

Eastern Oregon wildfires

860

Jade Night Market 10th anniversary

861

Audio

862

Curiosity and Tenacity: At Work WIth a Private Investigator

863

Audio

864

Breaking records and overcoming doubt on the Oregon PCT

865

Restoring Portland Art Museum's Monet

866

A redesign of Bend's Greenwood Avenue is proving controversial

867

Cow Valley Fire burns over 130,000 acres in Malheur County, much of it rangeland for cattle

868

Ahead of Washington primaries, candidate keep distance from Democratic leaders

869

Indigenous communities catch lamprey at Willamette Falls every summer. That tradition could be in danger

870

Audio

871

Audio

872

Advocates for people of color in Oregon intrigued by Harris campaign, but want to see real progress

873

Revolutionary Indian independence movement has roots in Astoria

874

Identifying road kill could help save wildlife

875

Morrow County will hold a vote to recall its commissioners for the second time in three years

876

The life and legacy of chef Naomi Pomeroy

877

Grim Theatre brings the circus out of the big top

878

Team Oregon Moto Training gets motorcyclists rolling

879

Peter Courtney, legendary and longtime leader of Oregon’s state Senate, has died

880

The Willamette River has a trash problem. Homeless camp removals could be making it worse

881

Oregon’s transportation system is due for an overhaul next year. Here’s what you need to know

882

The Willamette River has a trash problem. Homeless camp removals could be making it worse

883

The Willamette River has a trash problem and homeless camp removals could be making it worse

884

Portland volunteers gear up for annual bike count

885

PBOT published incorrect vehicle registration data

886

Months before taking office, Multnomah County’s DA-elect is shaping drug policy

887

Portland passes halfway mark on massive transportation project. Can the central city get back on the move?

888

Pacific Power on outages in Talent amid heat wave

889

At work with a saltwater taffy maker

890

Oregon is getting hotter. This heat wave could break records

891

Salem's Awesome 3000 is way more than a fun run

892

New transfer degree gives Central Oregon prisoners a sense of hope

893

Oregon man wins World Elk Calling Championship

894

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895

Intergenerational Oregon storytellers on the importance of telling queer stories

896

Contract for Portland’s regional homeless agency will expire over political bargaining

897

How a summer job helped this Class of 2025 student graduate a year early

898

For some, questions persist around Portland’s revived crowd-control unit

899

Creating spaces of belonging and cultural exchange in Bend

900

Proposed mountain bike trails in Tillamook face uphill fight

901

Naked barley is coming to change your mind about barley

902

JD's shoe repair in Portland says goodbye after 15 years

903

At issue in Providence nurses strike: Oregon’s hospital staffing law

904

MetalMania

905

How shipping containers and the Port of Portland play a vital role in Oregon’s economy

906

Portland's Langbaan wins the coveted Outstanding Restaurant category at the 2024 James Beard Awards.

907

For this Portland vexillologist, every day is Flag Day

908

Former Oregon Gov. Neil Goldschmidt has died

909

High schoolers turn the tide on coastal Oregon’s seafood workforce in new program

910

A new District Attorney for Multnomah County

911

Vancouver gnome trail

912

Oregon Ballet Theatre shatters attendance record

913

Black students see success in the Class of 2025

914

New jets and renovations coming to Oregon Air National Guard

915

Umatilla tribal leader passes the drip torch to future generations learning about prescribed fire

916

Beaverton author announced as finalist for literary awards

917

Out for Delivery: hanging with a rural postal carrier

918

Remembering Portland Trail Blazers legend Bill Walton

919

How the outcome of county DA election might influence campaigns for Portland mayor

920

Two Oregon women spend years sifting through ashes to give veterans a proper burial

921

Two Oregon women spend years sifting through ashes to give veterans a proper burial

922

Volunteers find new homes for abandoned remains

923

Bikini Barista business with reporter Lauren Yoshiko

924

Oregon settles child-welfare civil lawsuit; expert will be appointed to oversee the troubled system

925

Results from the May 21 2024 Oregon primary

926

The graduation of Daiichi Takeoka from UO law school a century ago illuminates barriers for nowadays Asian American lawyers.

927

Utility watchdog calls to cap Oregon rate hikes as energy bills continue to rise

928

The Korean Mama's rise to foodie fame

929

Can a business be owned by its purpose? A growing number of Oregon companies say yes

930

A tale of three cities: The chance at local option levies can affect school districts across Oregon in drastically different ways

931

Years in the minority haven’t dampened competitive GOP primary for Eastern Oregon seat

932

Geraldine DeRuiter on food, feminism and fury

933

Oregon farmers grapple with changes to confined feeding operation rules

934

Portland Methodists join together to celebrate the repeal of anti-LGBTQ+ rules

935

28th WNBA season tips off Tuesday amid skyrocketing popularity for women’s basketball

936

Making 3-D maps to preserve Oregon's heritage buildings

937

Secretary of State race

938

Portland State grad remembers 1970 Vietnam War protests

939

Multnomah County district attorney race: A progressive prosecutor vs. a challenger colleague

940

QA on 5th congressional district.

941

Portland State protesters among activists demanding schools cut ties to companies connected to Israel

942

Emily Halnon sets a Oregon Pacific Crest Trail record + writes book

943

Eugene trail runner’s new memoir explores grief, resilience on the Oregon Pacific Crest Trail

944

Portland State protest “delusional,” Wheeler says, as local leaders advise public caution

945

3 central candidates are locked in a fight for Oregon’s safest Democratic seat

946

Former Portland Timbers star Diego Valeri on the future of Major League Soccer

947

Biden moves to reclassify cannabis

948

State fire marshal wants Oregonians to do more to protect their homes from wildfires

949

Portland State University closed as demonstrators take over school library

950

Preparing for wildfire season with defensible spaces

951

Oregon governor’s staffers raised concerns about role of first lady before exits

952

Oregon crisis call line could help Native youth survive suicidal thoughts

953

Embracing intimacy and uncertainty: At work with Oregon’s poet laureate

954

Warm Springs members establish an indigenous crisis line

955

Ex-Yakima officer Elias Huizar was investigated for relationship with minors

956

PSU President discusses preotests, free speech on campus

957

Western Oregon University’s rugby teams rally together for national championships

958

Measure 110 is history, but one Eastern Oregon recovery group soldiers on

959

As Earth Day focuses on plastics, a Portland coffee roaster and Northwest recycler team up

960

Portland's pet grief support group is still going strong

961

Longtime musician Freedy Johnston has settled in Portland after years of touring

962

Lawsuit involving Portland students highlights statewide questions around child sex abuse

963

Portland Commissioner Gonzalez wants tougher stance on homeless camping

964

Multnomah County, American Medical Response working toward compromise

965

Southwest Washington gun store lawsuit renews questions over states’ power to restrict firearms

966

Audio

967

Author Interview Sasha LaPointe

968

Selling RedTail could jeopardize Portland’s public golf courses, committee says

969

bend dei backlash INTRO

970

What's keeping Portland's Clinton Triangle from successs

971

Lewis & Clark place-based learning

972

Fasting while Running: Ramadan for high school athletes

973

recent violence eastbank esplanade

974

Land use officials pivot to tribal inclusion

975

At Work With: Powell's

976

Horsewomen of the Hen Party: Q&A with producer Jule Gilfillan

977

Health care cyberattack likely to harm Oregon clinics for months

978

Meet Timberline's rustic cousin, the Cloud Cap Inn

979

March Madness will bring more than attention to Portland

980

Crook County residents threaten to sue over tainted well water near gravel mine

981

Beaverton Gurdwara eyes larger building to accommodate growing congregation

982

Mx. Dahlia Belle on the new Netflix special 'Gender Agenda'

983

Audio

984

Audio

985

Portland's Oregon Rail Heritage Center wants to be more than a workshop

986

Rene Gonzalez’s first year: On the offensive, but not always on target

987

What is a Pharmacy Benefit Manager?

988

Oregon Bans Copay Accumulators

989

What works and what doesn't in Newport's Urban Renewal efforts

990

Changes are coming to the Northwest Forest Plan

991

I-5 bridge planners release renderings of new, larger span

992

Why Oregon is recriminalizing even small amounts of illicit drugs

993

How a new approach in Oregon helps students realize they are ‘college material’

994

Why it’s important to clean up residue from wildfire smoke, tracking tsunamis with AI and more

995

Oregon Hosts First-Ever State Tournament for Girls Wrestling

996

Oregon coast nonprofit highlights disaster preparedness with emergency food cooking contest

997

Transgender firefighter found greater acceptance after transitioning

998

At Work With: Multnomah County Bridge Operators

999

Oregon Symphony’s ‘Heroes’ brings video game heroes to life

1000

Oregon’s unemployment insurance, paid leave programs will go offline to prep for new website