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Think Out Loud — 1000 episodes

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New co-working space for artists opens in Sunriver

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

3

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

4

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

5

Portland financial advisors on navigating confidence surrounding financial decisions

6

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

7

Portland hosts USA Fencing National Championships

8

Portland Art Museum offers regional artists’ works for rent

9

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

10

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

11

OSU pharmacy professor breaks down peptides, off-label drugs

12

Federal court rules against industrial shellfish operation in WA

13

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

14

Portland-born Menopunks movement advocates for better menopause care

15

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

16

Annual skateboard deck art show puts community creations on display in Portland

17

University of Portland is home base for Jordan’s national World Cup team

18

How work requirements and other federal changes to SNAP are impacting vulnerable Oregonians

19

Men’s World Cup arrives in the Pacific Northwest

20

Portland nonprofit Relay Resources on creating disability employment opportunities for more than 75 years

21

North Plains community grappling with competing visions for the town and how it should grow

22

Portland-based playwright’s new work invites audience into the experience of dyslexia

23

Portlander Erica Berry wins James Beard Media Award for essay on foraging and trust

24

Oregon Ducks college football reporter shares experience of covering World Cup Northwest games

25

Founder of Human Access Project retires, reflects on advocacy and work

26

Portland food assistance organization opens free food market

27

Meet the Indigenous explorer who walked across America before Lewis and Clark

28

Portland artist and US Air Force veteran chronicles the experience of Black military service members

29

OHSU Doernbecher head physician on the challenges of providing neonatal care

30

Oregon US Sen. Jeff Merkley on Congressional effort to stop dismantling of nearly $400 million ocean monitoring system

31

Camas artist Lara Blair creates and celebrates tiny art and the stories behind them

32

Southwest Washington married couple retired from U.S. military reflect on what it means to be an American

33

InvestigateWest's reporting finds overcrowding in OHSU’s NICU is raising concerns among staff, patients

34

Nez Perce playwright tackles ancient Greek tragedy

35

REBROADCAST: Italy’s famed marble quarries continue to beckon and inspire Oregon sculptor

36

Southern Oregon University researchers lead statewide training effort to boost accessible tourism

37

Hacky sack returns to its Oregon roots with national tournament in West Linn

38

University of Portland educators convene for conference on use of AI in higher ed

39

Despite high wool prices, it’s difficult to sustain fiber production in the Pacific Northwest

40

How dredging has changed the Columbia River’s ecological, economic functions

41

New president of Metro says Portland’s regional government must plan for the future, prioritize housing and jobs

42

Portland City Councilors discuss recently passed arts tax increase

43

Illnesses from extreme heat events could double by 2040, Portland State University study predicts

44

State agency helps Oregon businesses reach international markets

45

Portland filmmaker Vu Pham explores family story, Vietnamese diaspora through documentary

46

Oregon couple uses social media sketches for healthcare education, advocacy

47

Washington union supports workers and their families after deadly Longview mill disaster

48

How should creative writers use AI?

49

For first time, tribal representative joins Governor’s Fire Service Policy Council

50

Eugene Difficult Music Ensemble asks audiences to listen differently

51

New film documents life of West Ham, Timbers soccer legend Clyde Best

52

Portland Book Week celebrates more than 80 independent bookstores in the region

53

US Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez on Longview mill disaster, ongoing federal investigation

54

British nature writer Robert Macfarlane’s new book asks, ‘Is a river alive?’

55

104-year-old donor and her son reflect on fund she created for Astoria cancer patients nearly a decade ago

56

PNW arborists go out on a limb at local tree-climbing competition

57

Portland councilors approve mask ban for law enforcement

58

New book catalogues art lost in explosion that destroyed a Portland tattoo studio

59

Rates of gun-related suicides in OR are higher than national average

60

Longview disaster raises questions about Oregon’s preparedness and response to hazardous materials

61

The US turns 250 years old this year. Oregon teachers share what the anniversary means for the classroom

62

Portland downtown hotels are still struggling to recover from the pandemic

63

Oregon LGBTQ+ Aging Coalition expands services to seniors through new collaboration

64

If you think Portland train delays have gotten longer and more frequent, you’re not wrong

65

Federal officials eye vineyard southeast of Salem for a new veterans cemetery

66

Without protections, OR parents surviving abuse could face prison time

67

Owners of new Trap Kitchen restaurant in Portland say it’s about both food and community

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PSU graduate program focuses on mental health of infants and toddlers

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Washington state Sen. Jeff Wilson responds to chemical disaster at Longview paper mill

70

Portland’s Curbside Serenade organizes busking concerts

71

UO coffee scientist shares insights on getting more consistent brews of beloved beverage

72

New map helps track pesticide applications around Oregon

73

Marking the quirky last chapter of Portland’s Lloyd Center

74

Central Oregon records steep decline in people experiencing homelessness, according to latest count

75

ODOT reflects on failed gas tax and future of transportation funding

76

Oregon Community Foundation investing $100 million to build the state’s housing supply

77

OSU and UP researchers on medical mistrust in the age of social media

78

Portland businesses hit hard by tariffs await refunds months after US Supreme Court ruling

79

Former Nike Oregon Project runner tells her story in a new memoir

80

Oregon voters reject gas tax, Christine Drazan wins GOP nomination for fall rematch with Gov. Kotek

81

BizTown gives Portland-area kids a glimpse into adulthood

82

Woodburn school board, teacher’s union on protections against Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in schools

83

Late Portland documentary filmmaker Brian Lindstrom focused on people society ‘put an X through’

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Portland celebration honors trumpeter Miles Davis on what would have been his 100th birthday

85

Rate of abuse of Oregon foster kids is at a record high

86

A look at Oregon’s wildfire funding ahead of possibly historic fire season

87

Oregon Supreme Court upholds Washington County’s flavored tobacco ban

88

Portland-based nonprofit aims to support underrepresented independent filmmakers

89

Providers of medication abortion for Oregon patients say access to this care remains unchanged

90

First Schnitzer Prize of the West awarded to Native American leader of restoration project on Idaho, Utah border

91

Mining operation could be coming to Baker County

92

Evaluating wildfire risk in Oregon and Washington

93

DA races in Oregon go uncontested for the first time in decades

94

Former timber town in rural Oregon faces extreme debt

95

Two perspectives on Southern Oregon University’s latest financial crisis

96

OHSU researchers connect tinnitus with elevated serotonin activity in the brain

97

Three of Oregon’s minor parties weigh in on the state of democracy under two-party system

98

Oregon Historical Society exhibit celebrates 100 years of Highway 101

99

Lawsuit claims Oregon State Police shared data with ICE for years

100

May primary ballot measure in Lane County would give legal rights to watersheds

101

Portland musician’s new album born out of loss

102

Oregon’s corporate medicine law put to test in settled PeaceHealth case

103

Local group advocates for phone-free childhoods

104

Oregon Contemporary Artists’ Biennial explores ‘The Price of the Ticket’ in 2026 art survey

105

Grit and community support helps brighten outlook for 71-year-old Vancouver bowling alley

106

How Northwest winemakers are appealing to consumers in a changing market

107

Lullaby Project brings creativity and music to parents in prison or experiencing homelessness

108

Portland-based transportation consultant on the current state of public transport in Oregon cities

109

Portlander wins World Series of Poker Circuit Main Event

110

What difference will 8 new immigration laws make for immigrants in Oregon?

111

Amazon is planning more smaller distribution centers in smaller communities around Oregon

112

Owyhee Canyonlands protection effort remains in limbo

113

Portland nonprofit Smashing Barriers aims to improve the lives of young people through tennis

114

Researchers say network-forming fungi need more protection

115

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson lays out his budget priorities

116

Is a liberal arts degree worth it?

117

REBROADCAST: Oregon grandparents share lived experiences to promote vaccinations for preventable illnesses

118

Unethical AI use in legal filings on the rise in Oregon and the US, along with penalties

119

Eugene launches peer navigation program one year after CAHOOTS shutdown

120

OSU study shows faster water flows from warming winters, with impacts on water supply in Pacific Northwest

121

Prescribed Burns Associations let community members take part in controlled burnings

122

Portland State University report highlights best ways to support people experiencing homelessness

123

Portland podcaster and puzzle enthusiast explains what is speed puzzling

124

Scientist looks to microbe found in extreme environments to help protect Washington apples

125

Washington researchers are concerned about gray whale populations after uptick in early-season deaths

126

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

127

Portland nonprofit engages with Black voters through community events

128

OHSU cancer researcher’s work offers glimpse into future of cancer detection, possible new treatments

129

Health officials warn Oregon measles outbreak is growing

130

New film showcases 3 Bend athletes’ commitment to outdoor sports after life-changing spinal cord injuries

131

How some dogs are trained to find native and invasive wildlife

132

Portland emergency medical response now among the best in the world

133

REBROADCAST: Portland author's new book celebrates threatened ponderosa pine trees

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Portland’s Fertile Ground Festival of new plays offers audiences an enormous variety

135

How charitable donation bins in Oregon, and around the US, can be deadly

136

First year of Washington County’s deflection program shows progress, areas to improve

137

Salem McKay High School teacher wins state award for improving youth financial literacy

138

Why some researchers are editing human genes in embryos

139

Ukrainian folk singers honor 40th anniversary of Chernobyl nuclear disaster with Portland concert

140

The Portland-based band The Builders and The Butchers release new album

141

Coyotes in Washington carry tapeworms that can be passed to dogs, humans in rare cases

142

New maps assess health of sagebrush ecosystems across the West

143

Portland Trail Blazers aim to keep season alive with possible trip to NBA playoffs

144

Why Portland General Electric and Pacific Power customers are getting another rate hike in April

145

Portland OB-GYN's new book focuses on the labor and delivery experience

146

Amid ICE threats, Portlander organizes safe soccer tournament for immigrant and refugee girls

147

What prediction markets can tell us about Oregon’s GOP gubernatorial candidate

148

Portland proposal to raise pay for Uber and Lyft drivers opposed by business lobbying group, ride-hailing companies

149

Cochlear implant helps Portlander make new music after losing hearing in one ear

150

Industry groups raise concerns about Oregon's Climate Protection Program

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Vancouver’s housing construction not keeping pace with city’s expected growth

152

Students at two Portland high schools organize climate justice summit

153

What the reorganization of the U.S. Forest Service will mean for the Pacific Northwest

154

‘Price of Justice’ report says rural, low-income and BIPOC Oregonians suffer disproportionate financial burden in court

155

Jackson County nonprofit health provider rolls out new mobile health clinic

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OHSU program helps children on Medicaid prepare for kindergarten

157

Nurses say patients at the Oregon State Hospital in Salem still at risk

158

New podcast from KUOW investigates rumors of high school sexual abuse

159

How banned fish traps could help salmon in the PNW

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Severe drought impacting Oregon farmers as temperatures rise

161

Donkey sanctuary outside Oregon City saves animals and provides tranquil space for visitors

162

The Portland Fire gears up for their inaugural WNBA season

163

How should Portland’s clean energy fund be spent?

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Cheetah researcher and conservationist Laurie Marker shares how her career began in Oregon

165

Confederated Tribes of Umatilla Indian Reservation acquires massive private collection of tribal art and artifacts

166

What happened to the people evicted from a large homeless camp in the woods outside Bend?

167

Northern California condors suspected to be tending region’s first egg in more than a century

168

As the West faces an unprecedented snow drought, ski resorts are left scrambling

169

Oregon Secretary of State plans to challenge Trump executive order on mail-in voting

170

New film ‘The 100 Year Effect’ explores Oregon researcher’s quest to bring chronic disease knowledge to the world

171

Portland women’s health and wellness coach highlights gaps in research, education for women in sports

172

Multnomah County data says homelessness has gone up since Mayor Wilson took office

173

Grant High School constitution team to compete in national civics championship

174

Oregon agricultural economist says rising productions costs for farmers aren't sustainable

175

How Pacific Northwest can handle growing energy demands without new gas-fired power plants

176

National fellowship connects students with work at farms across the U.S.

177

War in Iran is affecting Oregon farmers as oil and fertilizer prices rise

178

How the wide adoption of Operation Inflation animal costumes has helped define ICE protests in Portland

179

New biography explores life and LGBTQ+ activism of former University of Portland president

180

Eugene Weekly continues to recover after embezzler nearly shut down the alternative pape

181

InvestigateWest reporting on child welfare system finds court-appointed guardians have low oversight, puts parents at disadvantage

182

Oregon’s land use and water laws suppress housing and jobs, developer says

183

New UW study looks at how rising temperatures affect avalanche risk

184

Oregon files civil complaint against former Morrow County officials

185

Oregon lawmakers among the first to pass protections for kids using chatbots

186

Oregon fails to protect residents against gambling harm, says recent nationwide report

187

Portland Community College strike enters third week

188

Portland comic Ash Allen brings ‘Big Feelings Baby’ to audiences in her first solo show

189

It took retirement for this Portlander to land his dream job of bookstore owner

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Southwest Washington nonprofit to end after loss of federal funding under Trump administration

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‘Everyone can and should grow their own food,’ says Vancouver nursery owner, and not just in spring

192

Multnomah County’s Preschool for All program has a new director

193

Ship pilots say the Lewis and Clark Bridge is at increasing risk of collapse

194

REBROADCAST: Author Annalee Newitz explores history of psychological operations in ‘Stories Are Weapons’

195

How Portlanders are navigating the ups and downs of modern dating

196

Bend considers requiring fire-resistant materials in new homes

197

Clatsop Community College course explores book bans and challenges

198

Ambitious Astoria shipyard project faces lawsuits

199

Portland audit on controversial Arts Tax says the city needs to do better

200

How Oregon’s solar industry is faring after the end of federal tax incentives

201

Portland Trail Blazers executive and Oregon Senate President discuss public financing plan to help upgrade Moda Center

202

Early Alzheimer’s can be treated, says leading OHSU researcher in Portland

203

Clark County nonprofit theater company offers pay-what-you-will

204

Southern Oregon’s first transgender resource center set to open in Ashland

205

Portland resident chronicles battle to confiscate firearms from mother with mental illness

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Washington’s short legislative session comes to a close

207

Portland Public Schools now facing even steeper cuts with deeper budget hole

208

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson pens this year’s Multnomah County Everybody Reads autobiography

209

All-ages concert venue opens in North Portland

210

Washington County Sheriff’s Office tests using drones for first responder emergencies

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Washington County Sheriff’s Office tests using drones for first responder emergencies

212

OSU researchers work to track damages in Iran with satellite imaging

213

OHSU dermatologist explains Morgellons disease, what we know and don't

214

Nike is shifting manufacturing to low-wage areas of Indonesia, new reporting finds

215

Protections for foster children expanded by Oregon lawmakers

216

How Portland and other Oregon cities could eliminate traffic deaths

217

U.S. Forest Service let wildland firefighters wear gear containing dangerous chemicals

218

A look at University of Oregon’s first-ever course on hostage diplomacy

219

Michael Pollan meditates on consciousness

220

PeaceHealth Oregon to use out-of-state company for emergency department staffing in Lane County

221

New research from the University of Washington finds forest thinning as wildfire management can also protect water supply

222

REBROADCAST: ‘Juniper House’ that once provided end-of-life care for AIDS patients in Portland is now on National Register of Historic Places

223

REBROADCAST: Eugene’s Lucky Enough Social Club creating community, boosting mental health through murals

224

Lakayana Yotoma Drury’s ‘503’ collection of essays, photos, poems is a kind of ‘love letter’ to Portland

225

Iranian in Portland shares perspective on ongoing conflict in Iran

226

Tualatin High School cheer team wins national championship

227

Longtime Columbia River Gorge commissioner resigns in protest

228

Last week of Oregon’s short legislative session

229

Oregon US Sen. Jeff Merkley says presidents ‘has no authority’ to start war in Iran

230

Why a Bend resident spent more than 4,000 hours to become a Certified Cheese Professional

231

Oregon programs facilitate care for pregnant women with substance use disorders

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New OHSU study reveals low rates of routine patient screenings for anxiety and intimate partner violence across Oregon

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4 breweries and 1 cidery in Central Oregon form Oregon Beverage Collective

234

OSU professor explains pitfalls and uncertainties of deep-sea mining amid Trump administration’s push for critical minerals

235

Portland’s housing authority plagued by high vacancies, long turnover time

236

Oregon lawmakers may boost protections for those seeking and providing reproductive or gender-affirming care

237

More than 150 teachers in WA were disciplined for sexual misconduct, new reporting finds

238

Flawed drug tests lead to thousands of cases of police involvement in new births in Oregon and across the US

239

From the Olympics to yoga class, UO professor reflects on trailblazing career designing sports products and apparel

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How AI is changing entry-level jobs in Oregon

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How college newspapers in Eugene, Corvallis and Portland are covering immigration, ICE protests and more

242

Bend paraplegic skier qualifies for 2026 Paralympic Winter Games

243

Portland Playhouse stages work centering intergenerational experiences of Black women artists

244

Documentary ”Holding Liat” focuses on a Jewish family’s struggles after October 7

245

What does it take to protect bighorn sheep?

246

New OHSU study finds nearly a third of Medicaid-enrolled physicians don’t see Medicaid patients

247

New head of Oregon Public Defense Commission optimistic about the future of the embattled system

248

Portland doctor says many factors behind rising burnout, has recommendations for relief

249

Two Oregon school districts on the first month of statewide school cell phone ban

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Hood River art exhibit anchors Black History Month events by Black in the Gorge group

251

Black community leaders in Portland say void left by The Skanner shutdown will be hard to fill

252

Investigation reveals impact of federal immigration raids on agriculture workers in Oregon and other states

253

Washington made it harder for CPS to separate families, but kids may be less safe

254

Eugene’s LGBTQ+ resource center finds permanent home

255

Oregon launches multi-agency effort to protect state’s immigrants and refugees

256

REBROADCAST: Stacey Abrams on writing, AI and democracy

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REBROADCAST: Portland author's graphic novel updates Huck Finn

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OMSI exhibit looks at geological events of Pacific Northwest through a Nez Perce lens

259

US Rep. Maxine Dexter rescues 7-year-old and her parents from ICE detention in Texas

260

Author Imani Perry at Woodburn High School

261

Former National Park Service Director Chuck Sams on loss of institutional knowledge within the agency

262

Two perspectives on bipartisan bill that would hike Oregon’s lodging tax to help wildlife

263

End-of-life care often missing in curriculum of U.S. medical schools, Washington State University study reveals

264

Oregon State University professor says toxic masculinity can be measured

265

Portland-based filmmaker has new documentary centering on local doctor’s experience in Gaza

266

Gov. Tina Kotek announces funding for maternity care in rural hospitals, as some rural labor and delivery units close their doors

267

The Portland-label celebrating Chicano Rock

268

Clark County has highest number of evictions per capita in Washington state for 3rd consecutive year

269

Eugene equestrian brings traditional Japanese horseback archery to Oregon

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Federal constitutional violations threaten foundation of democracy itself, says Portland legal scholar

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The challenges of maintaining trails across the country, Oregon

272

OSU researchers ask: What can we learn from the sounds of melting glaciers?

273

OSU researchers are 3D printing more sustainable concrete

274

How Eugene's mayor is tackling housing, public safety and other priorities one year into office

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Chemical munitions used against protesters outside of Portland’s ICE facility

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From Regency gowns to cowboy chaps, Oregon Shakespeare Festival does brisk business in costume rentals

277

Portland host of “Conspirituality” podcast on debunking health misinformation

278

Lewis & Clark College in Portland displays rare manuscripts from the Middle Ages

279

Immigration agents used banned chokeholds in more than 40 cases across the country and Portland, new reporting finds

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University of Oregon center studies the business, branding and evolution of the Olympics

281

The challenges of keeping Oregon seafood local

282

Portland-based child advocacy group says state must address chronic absenteeism

283

Washington lawmakers introduce bill to document and preserve state’s heritage apple orchards

284

Centralia, WA coal-burning power plant remains shut down despite federal orders

285

Democratic House Speaker and Republican House Minority Leader share priorities for Oregon’s short legislative session

286

Southern Oregon artist explores hair as beauty standard, cultural expression

287

Jefferson High School to end opt-out policy, new district boundaries to follow

288

Exploring the meaning of “time immemorial

289

Historian Jill Lepore on the difficulty of amending the U.S. Constitution

290

Volcano Listening Project turns explosive data into song

291

OSU facility aids in return of tribal cultural items and ancestral remains

292

This Clark County private museum holds (literally) thousands of chainsaws

293

Portland band Sunset Valley reunites for 30-year anniversary

294

Meet the Oregon-group pushing for body liberation

295

Celebrated Portland cartoonist launches kids’ podcast about animals

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University of Oregon professor wins prestigious arts fellowship for work centering queer Latinx youth

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A third of Oregon’s licensed psilocybin service centers have closed, NYT reporting finds

298

Portland band Typhoon celebrates 20 years

299

Gov. Tina Kotek has a plan to boost Oregon businesses, but challenges remain steep

300

One year of suing the Trump administration

301

First comprehensive report of reptiles and amphibians in Columbia County

302

National Guard recruitment center in The Dalles shows why some are signing up to serve to protect undocumented relatives

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Portland City Council elects new council president, vice president for 2026

304

Poet and author Kwame Alexander’s newest book tackles slavery

305

After raids and arrests, Oregon farmworker union wants to send an expensive message

306

Prospective parents lose thousands of dollars after Portland-area surrogacy agency closes

307

Tracking Oregon’s progress in reducing climate impact of its public employees retirement fund

308

Exploring memory, longing and home with author Colm Tóibín

309

What is the purpose - and the future - of public education?

310

Author David Grann on his book 'The Wager'

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Air pollution can impact adolescent brain development, OHSU study finds

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After promising results, a pilot program giving cash to homeless youth enters its second phase

313

University of Washington collaborates on study using AI to reduce political polarization on social media

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Oregon program aimed at helping people get jobs after prison may come to an end

315

University of Washington study reveals financial impacts of surgery

316

A preview of Washington’s 2026 legislative session

317

Latest updates about Border Patrol shooting of 2 people in East Portland

318

What is the point of an art critic? Oregon arts writers shares their thoughts

319

Cannabis and hemp industry might be looking at a sea change

320

What Harney County officials and residents think about the 10-year anniversary of Malheur occupation

321

New director of University of Oregon’s Jordan Schnitzer art museum shares her vision and goals

322

Oregon ecologist on state's efforts to create safe wildlife corridors over busy roadways

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State program helps Oregonians with brain injuries navigate support services

324

Portlander combines art and activism to advocate for brain injury survivors

325

Astoria library remodel honors legendary female architect Ebba Wicks Brown

326

It’s been one year since Portland welcomed its new City Council. Here’s what’s changed

327

Portland author says we can harness our grief about climate change

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10 years after the armed occupation of Malheur Wildlife Refuge

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Searching for slave shipwrecks and healing

330

Poets Reginald Dwayne Betts and Mai Der Vang in conversation

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Summing up the biggest Pacific Northwest news of 2025

332

Inside ICE Detention in Tacoma

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Authors Kristen Arnett and Jess Walter at the Portland Book Festival

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Leni Zumas and Cleyvis Natera in conversation at the Portland Book Festival

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Author Emma Donoghue talks about her novel 'The Paris Express'

336

Owyhee Canyonlands protection effort remains in limbo

337

Portland author's new book celebrates threatened ponderosa pine trees

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The best ‘Think Out Loud’ stories of 2025

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M110 implementation struggled due to lack of stability and coordination, audit shows

340

Policy expert, district superintendent weigh in on Oregon’s push to improve reading scores

341

Beaverton schools official on how district is supporting students and families amid concerns over ICE activity

342

University of Oregon psychologists share tips for navigating stress during the holidays

343

Coffin Butte Landfill in Benton County inches toward expansion. Opponents are still trying to stop it

344

How federal funding cuts are impacting conservation efforts in Oregon

345

Portland band Karaoke from Hell has been backing up karaoke singers live since 1992

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University of Oregon Researcher shares advice on parenting in the digital age

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Portland may limit fuel storage on the Willamette

348

Washington craft flour company partners with Umatilla Tribes to open mill in Eastern Oregon

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How changes to the federal student loan program will impact borrowers in Oregon

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What Portland’s new government looked like for the city administrator

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Why a Washington program for Indigenous homeownership hasn’t worked

352

Rose City Coffee Co. in Southeast Portland moves to 24-hour service

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Three Portland-area counties launch regional climate health dashboard

354

Oregon Christmas tree specialist helps protect state’s status as nation’s top producer

355

New investigation shows how wealthy ranchers and corporations profit off public lands

356

Expansion of Columbia Memorial Hospital in Astoria proceeds despite loss of federal grant

357

Beaverton mother and daughter share their experience with family caregiving

358

Rep. Marie Glusenkamp Perez on bill passed to again fund Secure Rural Schools program

359

City official, nonprofit leaders on why Portland’s traffic deaths have fallen

360

Alzheimer’s activist uses personal story to help others

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OHSU sleep researchers get $4 million grant to see if bright light therapy improves outcomes for people with traumatic brain injuries

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Somali community in Portland area on edge after President Trump’s attacks on Somali immigrants in US

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Oregon composer releases instrumental album inspired by peace travels in Africa

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University of Washington researcher helps build tool to detect dark matter

365

How the US military shaped the outdoor apparel industry

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CDC advisory committee votes to stop universal hepatitis B vaccines for newborns

367

HBO documentary explores multibillion-dollar school shooter preparedness industry

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Astoria dance instructor honored for 75 years of teaching dance

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Immigration agencies have access to license plate data in Washington state

370

Ashland Sarcasm Festival brings 3 days of comedy to Southern Oregon

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Linfield University School of Nursing dean is elected as first-ever male chair of National League for Nursing

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OSU-led research suggests huge potential for solar panels floating on reservoirs in Oregon

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How 2 Oregon ranchers are using virtual fencing to bounce back from wildfires

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Portland nonprofit Nutrition Inside aims to improve nutrition at Oregon prisons

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Møtrik band brings German-style psychedelic rock to Oregon

376

Investigative series focuses on inequities Native American youth face in Washington state’s criminal justice system

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TOL Segment for REBROAD: Albina settlement

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Ken Burns on his new documentary about the American Revolution

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REBROADCAST: Author Robin Wall Kimmerer

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REBROADCAST - Pies

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Historian Jill Lepore on the difficulty of amending the U.S. Constitution

382

Stacey Abrams on writing, AI and democracy

383

Report from Central City Concern raises concerns with how Multnomah County prioritizes housing, looks to new model

384

Two Southwest Washington residents help design Vancouver’s new city flag

385

Providers say more access to evidence-based treatment for substance use disorders needed

386

Oregon’s budget deficit shrank, but state lacks crucial federal data in latest economic forecast

387

Portland Voices Rock non-audition choir provides a ‘come one, come all’ experience for adults who just want to sing

388

Oregon grandparents share lived experiences to promote vaccinations for preventable illnesses

389

State lawyers blame parents in some negligence and wrongful death claims, new reporting shows

390

NW Classical Theatre and Coffee Creek Theatre present ‘Elektra’ to public audiences

391

Portland artist Marie Watt wins prestigious Heinz award

392

Coast Guard helicopter removed from Newport, raises safety concerns for fishermen

393

Mental health conditions, substance use disorder increasingly cited as causes of maternal mortality

394

Members of the Interfaith Movement for Immigrant Justice aiding individuals in Portland and other cities around Oregon

395

Retired Eugene air traffic controller shares insight on staffing crisis, morale as government reopens

396

Portland artist wins World Fantasy Award for her woodcut prints

397

Ashland recycling center first in series of new facilities part of Oregon’s Recycling Modernization Act

398

Private donation helps Southwest Washington Head Start provider resume programs, bring back furloughed staff

399

REBROADCAST: Jackson County works toward wildfire resilience

400

Nonsense, absurdity and irony in the novels of Percival Everett

401

New poetry collection tackles aging, illness and love

402

Solutions for reducing gun violence should be expanded, says University of Washington-led report

403

‘Recent Tragic Events’ comes full circle for Portland’s Third Rail Rep Theatre

404

Portlander shares perspective on restored SNAP benefits amid new legal uncertainty over funding

405

What are the dangers of working for ICE? Report examines the data

406

Downtown Portland is getting more foot traffic, but not yet back to pre-pandemic levels

407

Federal funding cuts close cold case investigation in La Grande

408

Portland Police Dialogue Liaison Officers help deescalate ICE protests

409

Oregon Solicitor General argued tariffs case before the US Supreme Court

410

New PSU course explores history of Portland Parks

411

Northwest Museum of Cartoon Arts debuts first exhibit in new downtown Portland location

412

Salem City Council accepts business groups’ donation to help pay for more police officers

413

Portland begins enforcing public camping ban

414

A look at voting methods across Oregon

415

Even as SNAP is partially restored, Clark County Food Bank responds to increased demand

416

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek on partial SNAP funding and National Guard possible deployment

417

Siltez opens first tribal housing project in Salem

418

Pink Lemonade Project provides mentors and community for breast cancer survivors in Oregon and SW Washington

419

How protein became a diet craze

420

2025 Oregon Book Award winner “We Were the Universe” explores motherhood, grief and more

421

After historic dam removal, salmon return to Williamson and Sprague rivers in Southern Oregon

422

Season Two: Hush

423

In Sisters, welcoming tourists and managing local livability remains a balancing act

424

What a county lawsuit could mean for Oregon’s sanctuary state law

425

Portlander’s global health development podcast centers voices of USAID workers amid agency’s dismantling

426

In Oregon, food pantries prepare for delay in SNAP benefits

427

Report shows more than 170 US citizens were detained by immigration officials

428

New Washington program makes it easier for family members to be licensed caregivers

429

Should Portlanders support the parks levy? Both sides make their case

430

REBROADCAST: PNW organization emphasizes lacrosse’s Indigenous roots

431

Emissions from economic growth undermine international progress on climate change, University of Washington study says

432

Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition services in high demand with Trump administration's ICE arrests and deportations

433

REBROADCAST: Author Charles Yu talks about latest book, ‘Interior Chinatown’

434

Portlanders place second in 11-day car race

435

As crypto and romance scams grow more sophisticated, Vancouver police sergeant shares how to protect yourself

436

Why Eugene paused the use of cameras that read license plates

437

Exploring the intricacies of open adoption

438

Portland program places unhoused people with family and friends outside the city

439

How Report for America journalists are serving Pacific Northwest cities and counties

440

Legal analysis of Ninth Circuit court ruling allowing deployment of National Guard to Portland

441

Portland musician creates opera about York, enslaved member of Lewis and Clark expedition

442

High hopes for Portland Trail Blazers as new season kicks off

443

Portland youth-led nonprofit providing free digital literacy and technology training for older adults

444

Multnomah County prosecutor on combatting human trafficking and providing help for survivors

445

No Kings protests across Oregon and Washington draw large, peaceful crowds

446

REBROADCAST: How Oregon nonprofits can move forward as funding shrinks

447

REBROADCAST: Pacific Northwest National Lab scientist and Hanford manager on radioactive tank waste, vitrification and clean-up progress

448

For Elizabeth Gilbert, recovery comes after eat, pray, love

449

Ashland Mystery Festival draws cozy mystery fans and authors to the city

450

Springfield educator named Oregon Teacher of the Year

451

Protesters near Portland’s ICE facility could have been been surveilled by fake cell towers, new reporting finds

452

Nez Perce tribal members share history and culture in Oregon Origins Project at Portland’s Reed College

453

Cascadia earthquake could trigger seismic activity on San Andreas Fault, OSU study suggests

454

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson responds to ICE protests, ongoing threats of National Guard deployment

455

Portland’s Stage Fright Festival celebrates queer horror in theater

456

Newport retiree’s massive fossil collection too big for Oregon museum repository

457

Some psychiatric hospitals, including in Oregon, are turning away patients and violating the law, new reporting finds

458

Pendleton prison wins top honors at national prison journalism contest

459

Award-winning Portland musician Mary Flower talks about her decades-long career performing and teaching guitar

460

Astoria celebrates analog art form with its first Zine Festival

461

Oregon professor says many students lack digital literacy

462

Federal appeals court hears arguments on order blocking National Guard deployment to Portland

463

University Oregon trains new class of healthcare workers to fill gaps and improve youth mental health

464

DOJ lawsuit accuses Uber drivers of refusing rides to passengers with service dogs

465

Oregon U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden on government shutdown, now a week old

466

Multnomah County DA Vasquez says he’ll prosecute protesters who break laws

467

Portland cartoonist Tom Toro debuts new collection of New Yorker cartoons

468

Portland writer's perspective on antifascism amid protests and looming National Guard troop deployment

469

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek on President Trump’s attempts to deploy National Guard to Portland

470

Remembering iconic primatologist and conservationist Jane Goodall

471

Federal cuts threaten Northwest fish hatcheries in the Columbia River Basin

472

Portland’s weekend of ICE protests and restraining orders

473

Portland Craft Chocolate Festival celebrates local makers

474

The first US solo exhibition of late Japanese artist Yoshida Chizuko comes to Portland Art Museum

475

Major League Table Tennis rolls into Portland

476

Southern Oregon University researchers lead statewide training effort to boost accessible tourism

477

How seismically prepared are Portland schools?

478

Oregon Republican Party leader on deploying National Guard troops in Portland

479

What federal troop deployment looked like in Los Angeles

480

Oregon US Sen. Jeff Merkley on government shutdown and troop deployment in Portland

481

Portland law professor says Pres. Trump’s deployment of National Guard Troops likely will not pass legal muster

482

Oregon Attorney General suing the Trump Administration over National Guard deployment

483

City councilor urges military members to speak out against National Guard deployment in Portland

484

Portland Police Chief on deployment of National Guard to Portland

485

REBROADCAST: Beaverton sobriety treatment court gets national recognition

486

Trump administration authorizes Oregon National Guard for deployment in Portland

487

From Oregon prison to college basketball captain, Brett Hollins helps prisoners find purpose and hope

488

After $30 billion and 23 years Hanford glassification of radioactive waste set to begin

489

Pacific Northwest National Lab scientist and Hanford manager on radioactive tank waste, vitrification and clean-up progress

490

REBROADCAST: What is synesthesia and how does it work?

491

Survivors of wildfires face fraudulent contractors and other scams

492

Fungus that causes white-nose syndrome in bats detected in Oregon

493

Portland State University program trains specialists to help blind people navigate environments safely

494

Intel has had a big summer. How will it affect Oregon?

495

What Clark County’s housing hotline says about area’s housing, homelessness crisis

496

City councilor wants to make sidewalk food vending easier in Portland

497

Courts put an end to Union County ballot initiative that instituted term limits

498

Many students enrolled in Oregon colleges and universities still choosing online classes

499

Pioneering Northwest punk band touring for 30th anniversary

500

Federal cuts hit program for deafblind students in Oregon

501

New education center at Tryon Creek State Natural Area honors Northwest Indigenous cultures

502

West Coast states, including Oregon, form alliance to protect vaccines and share their recommendations

503

Oregon tribes maintain early learning programs with state investments

504

How the Oregon film industry is faring

505

OSU-led project aims to reduce whale entanglements in Oregon and beyond

506

How researchers are testing climate resilient agriculture in Oregon

507

UW scientists discover teeth growing on forehead of deep-sea fish

508

Rural Oregon counties face financial uncertainties as federal funding sources shrink

509

PSU researchers simulate earthquake to test soil-strengthening treatment

510

Samaritan will keep birth centers in Lebanon and Lincoln City open for now

511

Gorge commission explores changes after fires in protected scenic area

512

Boosting pedestrian and biking safety for students in Salem and Keizer

513

New community health center comes to Wheeler, OR

514

OSU analysis shows edibles advertised as including “magic mushrooms” contain no psilocybin, feature undisclosed ingredients

515

How a 2010 Portland bombing plot arrest reverberates today

516

Two Oregon restaurants are on The New York Times’ 50 Best Restaurants list

517

Invasive emerald ash borer spreads to Portland

518

Musician Erika M. Anderson pushes boundaries at Time Based Art Festival

519

How nearly 50-year-old camp in Gates is still recovering from 2020 Beachie Creek fire

520

How tribal health clinics in Oregon are navigating federal changes

521

REBROADCAST: Warm Springs tribal member wins coveted arts fellowship

522

Oregon State Parks visitors are paying more for recreation and camping

523

As budgets shrink and costs grow, East Multnomah County cities are navigating their fire service

524

Wood treatment company pleads guilty to polluting water in Yamhill County

525

As Washington state mulls changes to roadside memorial signs, Portlander shares efforts to honor victims of vehicle fatalities

526

Nonprofit building community in Sisters pivots to Flat Fire recovery efforts

527

Portland's mayor wants to end unsheltered homelessness with shelters. Is it working?

528

Oregon could be facing a near $373 million hole in its budget. How might state leaders respond?

529

REBROADCAST: University of Washington lecturer-turned-DJ amplifies Indigenous music on radio show

530

What deflection has looked like in Washington County one year after drug re-criminalization

531

Oregon teachers and students navigate cellphones, AI and more

532

Oregon Arts Commission celebrates 50 years of public art and artists

533

University of Oregon study shows fear of deportation changes with age

534

Where things stand with Oregon’s special legislative session

535

Former manager of Portland homeless shelters helps people replace lost IDs, birth certificates

536

No Vacancy Window Gallery turns boarded-up Portland buildings into accessible art spaces

537

Will Vaux’s swifts return to Portland’s Chapman Elementary?

538

In Washington, some people accused of domestic violence keep their guns

539

A day at the Oregon State Fair

540

Community land trust builds housing in the wake of Labor Day fires

541

5 years after the Almeda Fire, Talent’s new resident-owned mobile home park is thriving

542

What rebuilding Phoenix has been like, 5 years after the Labor Day Fires

543

An update on the Flat Fire and its impact on residents of Sisters

544

How IRCO is helping Oregon refugees and immigrants amid ongoing immigration crackdown

545

Portland player wins North American Scrabble Championship

546

Portland officials share efforts they say are helping curb gun violence, homicides

547

Over-the-counter pill has improved access to birth control, OHSU study says

548

Study says Portland is a national leader in green stormwater infrastructure system

549

Child care options increasing for Oregon preschoolers, according to OSU report

550

Portland refugee reflects on 8-year anniversary of Rohingya genocide, new life in US

551

As 5-year anniversary of Labor Day fires approaches, two survivors of Almeda fire share their stories

552

As 5-year anniversary of Labor Day fires approaches, survivors in Detroit share their stories of recovery

553

Multnomah County chair on Preschool for All, deflection and more

554

REBROADCAST: Homeless people in the Pacific Northwest talk about their experiences

555

Former OHA director reflects on running the agency during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic

556

Oregon doctor warns of rise in cannabis poisoning among teens and kids

557

Oregon Secretary of State responds to Trump administration's call to end vote-by-mail

558

Wildfire crews are getting sick, dying and aren’t provided masks on the job, reporting finds

559

A look at Oregon’s new recycling program

560

OHSU Knight Cancer Institute will get a $2 billion donation. What will that mean for cancer care in Oregon?

561

CareOregon will stop covering out-of-network behavioral health services this fall

562

Tsunami scare exposes cracks in Oregon's disaster preparedness After tsunami warning, calls grow to modernize Oregon’s disaster preparedness

563

Oregon Secretary of State opens investigation into Umpqua Public Transportation District

564

Oregon secures new funding to remove abandoned boats from waterways

565

Development of male contraceptive pill should be a priority, argues Washington State University scientist

566

Youth in mental health crisis often spend days waiting in ER, OHSU study finds

567

What federal cuts would mean for the State Library of Oregon

568

Portland production of Palestinian play explores life in a war zone

569

Seattle health clinic provides care for people experiencing homelessness and their pets

570

How inaccuracies plague government data on in-custody deaths

571

Oregon’s new recycling program faces lawsuit

572

New study finds Oregon’s M110 not linked to overdose deaths

573

When cats scramble up towering trees in the Pacific Northwest, arborists step in

574

In Oregon, some elite college athletes play multiple sports at a high level

575

Oregon State University study maps noise pollution in Portland

576

Oregon will lose $15 billion in federal money

577

New leadership steps in at Oregon Youth Authority amid abuse lawsuits

578

Now in third year, PNW Survival Games in Molalla has reality TV show ambitions

579

Eugene OBGYN moved from Idaho to be able to provide care to patients legally

580

Portland nonprofit Smashing Barriers aims to improve the lives of young people through tennis

581

New transportation director shares vision for public transit in Clatsop County

582

Interim sheriff Ty Rupert takes helm in Deschutes County following leadership scandal

583

How private equity investments and low-returns have hurt Oregon’s pension fund

584

Mailbag for August 8th 2025

585

Northwest scientists solve decade-long mystery of sea star wasting disease

586

New drywall recycling process out of Washington State University earns global recognition

587

Clackamas Community College president ran nearly 1,500 miles to visit every community college in Oregon

588

Meet the Portland tattoo artist who trains wild horses

589

The Heights Lounge in Portland offers music, food and a space for community

590

Southern Oregon University union in Ashland responds to budget cuts

591

Italian Riviera LEGO set designed by former Portland high school student will soon be available

592

CASA volunteers share experiences advocating for abused and neglected children in Eastern and Southern Oregon

593

Law professor says Oregon can take action if federal climate change regulations go up in smoke

594

How volunteers are helping researchers learn about Oregon bees

595

Youth in Linn County are helping with vital search and rescue missions

596

Rip City Forever says full court press is needed to keep the Blazers in Portland

597

Migrant student program at Portland Community College threatened by possible defunding

598

What state-level zoning laws could mean for Oregon

599

Southern Oregon University faces financial crisis

600

In Lane County, Mapleton’s water supply is affected by federal disruption

601

How community forest management can help Oregon cities protect their drinking water

602

Indigenous youth complete first descent down Klamath River since dam removal

603

Study documents wild orcas attempting to share their food with people

604

Inside Mt Rainier’s most powerful seismic swarm on record

605

OSU researcher on the potential of geothermal energy in Oregon

606

Multnomah County severs ties with Gresham homeless service provider

607

Stuppler wins national honors for classical and musical theatre composition

608

Trump administration ends 988 hotline for LGBTQ+ youth

609

OSU expert on chatbots shares concerns with AI and its use today

610

How Oregon scientists and oyster farmers are responding to ocean acidification

611

Eugene’s Lucky Enough Social Club creating community, boosting mental health through murals

612

Audit finds Multnomah County has work to do on equity initiatives

613

Fourteen-year-old Portlander competes to be ‘America’s Top Young Scientist’

614

Unhoused patients recovering from surgery in Eugene now have a place to go

615

Community media organizations and rural serving stations in the Northwest reeling from federal cuts

616

Workers complain of bad management, poor conditions at Washington Midsummer Renaissance Faire

617

Problem of overtourism comes into focus for Portland travel book shop owner

618

Cannabis testing in Oregon shows inflated THC numbers

619

New law to bring climate education to classrooms across Oregon

620

Mass Intel layoffs will hit Oregon economy hard

621

Clatsop County considers program to convert vacant second homes into long-term rentals

622

What a housing accountability office means for Oregon

623

Gov. Tina Kotek calls for special session, delays ODOT layoffs

624

How Oregon’s forests are tied to the Roadless Rule

625

OSU researchers are working to make wood stoves burn more cleanly

626

Oregon wildfire season prompts state emergency declaration

627

Bend Bulletin newspaper union fights Carpenter Media Group layoffs

628

Washington County revises DEI policies for new federal requirements

629

Budget airline to end service at Salem airport next month

630

Portland painter Arvie Smith on his Guggenheim Fellowship work

631

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

632

Food Court 5000 brings 1980s aerobic craze to mall walkers in Portland

633

MXPDX festival brings together Oregon and Mexico cultural exchange through food, beer and music

634

Oregon crime victims services organizations face deep cuts after losing federal funding

635

Athletes share experience at Special Olympics Oregon

636

Advocates share concerns about potential small scale nuclear reactors in the Pacific Northwest

637

Oregon’s Planned Parenthood clinics anticipate 70 percent budget loss

638

Beaverton’s Spirit of Grace church co-led by newly ordained Roman Catholic Woman Priest

639

Portland wildfire expert wants to overhaul Oregon’s wildfire approach

640

Oregon’s NuScale Power receives regulatory approval for modular reactor design

641

Portland's Chamber Music Northwest presents 55th summer festival

642

Facing funding woes, some Oregon transit agencies will see changes to services

643

REBROADCAST: Portland artist Jenny Conlee’s new ‘Tides’ album of accordion and piano evokes coastal environment

644

REBROADCAST: An inside look at accordions and what it takes to repair them

645

Oregon Country Fair in Veneta celebrates art, music and self-expression

646

REBROADCAST: Ann Patchett’s new novel focuses on mothers, daughters and theater

647

In Jackson County, residents prepare for future wildfire

648

How Lincoln County residents are approaching the state’s housing crisis

649

REBROADCAST - Classicist Mary Beard explains what we know and don’t know about ruling the Roman Empire

650

Portland nonprofit helps fulfill ‘musical last wishes’ for people at end of life

651

Why hundreds of millions in federal relief for 2020 Oregon fire victims remains unspent

652

Oregon Democratic Rep. Maxine Dexter on Medicaid cuts in GOP tax and spending bill

653

What the Mississippi River can learn from the Columbia and vice versa

654

How cuts to federal research funding are impacting Oregon academics

655

What comes next for Portland-area’s homeless services tax, including possible reforms

656

Oregon Democratic Senator on transportation bill he helped kill

657

What the future of the Blazers looks like after draft, start of free agency

658

CAHOOTS navigates local cuts

659

ODFW releases draft management plan for Southern Resident orcas

660

Housing advocates warn Oregon legislative cuts to housing and eviction prevention program will add to homeless population

661

What climate policies did – and didn’t – pass the Oregon Legislature

662

Oregon legislature wraps up a busy session

663

Multnomah County reports measles case, here’s what you should know

664

Portland’s Pacific Standard and Palomar up for national Spirited Awards

665

Faith-based City Team Portland will double its shelter and recovery capacity with move to Old Town

666

In Southern Oregon, concerns over privacy and police surveillance arise

667

What regulations for ketamine clinics look like in Oregon, the US

668

Oregon high school program teaches students about the state’s 'blue economy'

669

Native Oregonian Fred Grandy killed in Russian drone and missile attack while volunteering in Kyiv, Ukraine

670

REBROADCAST: Isaka Shamsud-Din

671

How Vancouver aims to spur new housing construction amid slowdown

672

Rose City roller derby is well represented at World Cup

673

Immigration crackdown clouds outlook for sweet cherry harvest in Oregon

674

REBROADCAST: Remembering Celilo Falls before a dam destroyed a way of life for Indigenous people

675

New digital archive explores Portland’s Jade District through historic Chinese restaurants

676

UW astronomers help power up telescope featuring world’s largest digital camera to map the night sky

677

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson on the city’s new budget

678

Oregon appeals contempt ruling for state hospital

679

17-year-old Eugene accordionist receives international acclaim

680

How communities on the Oregon Coast can help support healthy aging

681

Portland will pay $8.5M settlement to descendants of displaced Black families

682

What the end of the Columbia River agreement will mean for tribes, ag industry groups

683

How Oregon’s coffee industry is affected by federal upheaval

684

How Oregon’s transportation proposal affects counties and cities

685

In Multnomah County, homeless deaths are on the rise

686

’High Desert, Higher Costs’ examines Bend’s housing crisis

687

Oregon Senate Majority leader Kayse Jama on priorities in last 2 weeks of 2025 session

688

Recently discovered horror film made in Seattle is being shown for the first time in nearly 90 years

689

House Minority Leader Christine Drazan on Republican priorities in last 2 weeks of 2025 session

690

Asylum seekers arrested in Portland amid protests sparked by rising federal immigration raids

691

How Oregon nonprofits can move forward as funding shrinks

692

Portland high school runner at center of national debate

693

City of Portland struggles with tribal relations

694

British nature writer Robert Macfarlane’s new book asks, ‘Is a river alive?’

695

Poet Ross Gay focuses on everyday delights

696

Working toward wildfire resilience in Jackson County

697

REBROADCAST: ‘Class of 2025’ first grade

698

A look at the changes coming to Oregon’s Bottle Bill

699

Oregon bill to ban plastic bags at checkout now awaits Gov. Kotek's signature

700

Salem is recovering after stabbing at Union Gospel Mission

701

OPB’s ‘Class of 2025’ project culminates with seniors graduating, followed since kindergarten

702

Crater Lake National Park superintendent resigns in protest of ‘unconscionable’ staff cuts

703

Portland author examines race in the workplace in 'Qualified'

704

University of Oregon study investigates water injustice

705

Along the Klamath River, restoration efforts continues

706

Portland business hit hard by tariffs is solicited with offers to cheat paying them

707

AMR river rescue has saved thousands of lives in Oregon during summer seasons

708

Oregon mother advocates for federal bill that aims to protect kids from online dangers

709

Looking back at Steve Prefontaine’s legacy 50 years after his death

710

How Oregon’s Head Start programs are affected by federal uncertainty

711

Oregon AG-led challenge to Trump’s tariffs successful, administration is appealing

712

Oregon bill would again allow foster kids to be sent out of state

713

Author Renée Watson on “skin & bones,” her first novel for adults

714

Portland comedian Susan Rice releases first stand-up album at 73 years old

715

Black Belt Eagle Scout creates new composition for walks around Washington County’s Henry Hagg Lake

716

Portland ice cream chain Fifty Licks making ends meet a year after devastating fire

717

State and local law enforcement seize hundreds of animals during search of Southern Oregon safari park

718

Northwest writer Timothy Egan’s new book tells KKK history

719

Memory activism’ on display in ‘Precipice’ solo play at Portland’s Vanport Mosaic Festival

720

Eugene Ballet artistic director looks back on 46 years of dance and collaboration

721

Oregon State University study finds more than 3,500 animal species threatened by climate change

722

How proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act could affect salmon, other species in Oregon and beyond

723

Oregon voters split on school funding measures

724

Portland city councilors consider over 120 amendments to city budget

725

Oregon journalist explores New Age religion in latest book, ‘Blazing Eye Sees All’

726

Bend affordable housing provider takes issue with city’s tree code

727

How tariffs are affecting Oregon’s seafood industry

728

Retired Oregon justice department lawyer says state should reject Purdue opioid settlement

729

More than 20 breweries collaborate on beer project showcasing unique Oregon hop

730

Oregon doctor speaks out against proposed Medicaid cuts

731

Oregon reports record number of student vaccination opt-outs

732

Street Soccer Portland aims to reduce barriers to playing soccer, especially for low-income youth

733

Behavioral health providers say Oregon Health Authority rule puts patients at risk

734

Washington and Coos county commissioners among many grappling with budget shortfalls

735

Prairie High School esports team in Vancouver heads to state championship

736

Salem-Keizer superintendent shares more on proposed budget

737

Oregon’s economic outlook clouded by tariffs and federal spending cuts

738

Oregon arts organizations scrambling after National Endowment for the Arts grants are withdrawn

739

New Washington law making clergy mandatory reporters of abuse draws investigation by US Justice Department

740

Portland Pickles gear up for new baseball season and premiere of new soccer team

741

Oregon legislature on track to repeal controversial Wildfire risk map

742

Port of Portland reacts to tariff changes

743

What NSF funding cuts could mean for misinformation research at UW and across the country

744

After 115 years, Malheur Enterprise is closing

745

West African dance company Sebé Kan brings dancers of all ages to Portland stage

746

Bill in Oregon legislature would provide legal aid to immigrants

747

How the North Portland peninsula is preparing for a major earthquake

748

Author M. Gessen brings lessons from Putin’s Russia to understanding America

749

Oregon lawmakers grapple with transportation policy

750

Oregon bill would expand drone use for law enforcement

751

Checking-in on Oregon Zoo’s efforts to help save the endangered Bornean elephant

752

Trump proposes cutting national program to help low income and disadvantaged students

753

OHSU and Legacy Health merger called off

754

Most Oregon hospitals now in jeopardy, according to report

755

How cormorants are helping us understand coastal oceans in Oregon and around the world

756

Community leaders in Oregon’s 36 counties share thoughts on federal changes

757

What Oregon student loan borrowers should know as federal government resumes collections on defaulted loans

758

How group of Portland volunteers are saving and showcasing thousands of reels of 16mm film

759

Mayor Keith Wilson unveils new Portland city budget amid massive shortfall

760

Geocaching enthusiasts celebrate 25 years of the Oregon-born hobby

761

The Legacy of Pope Francis

762

Colleges could soon pay student-athletes directly. How will Oregon colleges be affected?

763

Canadian law meant to support local journalism brings mixed results

764

Washington Legislature wraps up 2025 session

765

Grants Pass grapples with how to balance needs of community, both housed and unhoused

766

Author Brit Bennet explores race and identity

767

REBROADCAST: Andrew Child on writing the best-selling Jack Reacher novels with his brother

768

Portland-based Mercy Corps reveals scope of humanitarian projects terminated by USAID cuts

769

Two perspectives on opening the Oregon primary to unaffiliated voters

770

Proposed cuts to programs and staff in Multnomah County budget plan

771

The impact George Floyd’s murder had on Oregon five years later

772

PPS Superintendent shares budget proposal amid declining enrollment and rising costs

773

Portland showcase highlights the power of protest songs

774

Oregon bill would require composting of food waste statewide and clear food labeling

775

Indigenous basket weaver honors ancestral teachers in McMinnville exhibit

776

Making Earth Cool collective celebrates 5 years of art and activism

777

Bill would allow Oregon tribes to request jurisdiction over civil and criminal proceedings

778

U.S. Rep. Maxine Dexter travels to El Salvador to push for return of Maryland resident

779

Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s new leader on 90th season and securing its financial future

780

Two Oregon high school teams will compete in national hospitality competition

781

Oregon high school teams share first place honors at national civics competition

782

Portland chef Cathy Whims celebrates Italian food in her new cookbook

783

Portland city council president on 100 days of the new form of government

784

REBROADCAST: Screening For Childhood Trauma

785

Washington state sues Adams county sheriff over immigration enforcement

786

As wildfires become more common in wet, Western Oregon, mudslides will follow

787

How visa troubles are causing some artists to cancel shows in Oregon and around the US

788

UO students call on university to protect international students amid immigration crackdown

789

Emily Wilson on translating the classics

790

Portland’s Third Angle presents new piece for percussion and ASL poetry

791

Celebrating 20 years of youth poetry slams in Portland

792

Depoe Bay business owners win award from the US Small Business Administration

793

Yamhill County is getting families with children out of homelessness. Here’s what’s working.

794

ODOT falling behind on replacing state’s aging bridges, new report says

795

Oregon public defender crisis far from over, as lawmakers consider different proposals

796

A rock opera about the Columbia Gorge watershed comes to life

797

Multnomah County’s Preschool for All program exceeds goals, but can’t meet demand

798

From notes of affirmation to gift cards, Portland nonprofit Wildly Kind aims to spread acts of kindness to strangers

799

Oregon sees rise in unclaimed, indigent remains

800

'Juniper House' that once provided end-of-life care for AIDS patients is now on National Register of Historic Places

801

Oregon bill would create farmworker labor standards board

802

UO researcher reflects on how the pandemic changed our cities

803

Trump administration attempts to use 19th century Native American case to overturn birthright citizenship

804

Portland author and illustrator Aron Nels Steinke shares personal story behind new graphic novel, ‘Speechless’

805

Oregon Humanities faces steep federal funding cuts

806

Protesters in three different parts of Oregon on demonstrating against Trump and Musk

807

Lawsuit alleges Washington County does not provide equal services to people in mental health crisis

808

What mass deportations could mean for Oregon public schools

809

In Washington, how has ‘Joel’s Law’ been working

810

Oregon aims to add PFAS to state’s list of regulated hazardous substances

811

Ashleigh Flynn & The Riveters celebrate 10 years of Americana music with new album

812

Bill would require OHA to provide services for children with severe psychiatric needs

813

Oregon economist examines the future of ODOT

814

Oregon adoptees reflect on 50th anniversary of Operation Babylift

815

Founder of Our Children’s Trust on what the end of Juliana v. US means for youth and climate policy

816

CAHOOTS program in Eugene faces severe funding crisis

817

Providing permanent housing for families is cheaper than shelters, says nonprofit Path Home

818

Foster youth advocacy programs in Central and Eastern Oregon feel loss of federal funds

819

People with motor impairments help develop robotic feeding assistant at University of Washington

820

Magazine started by Oregonians helps keep joy of reading alive for people with dementia

821

Honoring Minoru Yasui, Oregonian who challenged curfew on Japanese Americans during WWII

822

Honoring Minoru Yasui, Oregonian who challenged curfew on Japanese Americans during WWII

823

Researchers study golden eagles in Oregon

824

Grand Ronde exhibit focuses on past, present and future of queer indigenous folks

825

In Oregon and Washington, affordable housing upgrades are threatened as federal funds freeze

826

ICE-contracted prison company that runs Tacoma facility center wants to pay detainees $1 a day

827

PGE project in Forest Park appealed by conservation, neighborhood groups

828

Oregon Ducks travel thousands of miles with conference change to Big Ten

829

‘Not One Drop of Blood’ documents cattle mutilation in rural Oregon

830

Oregon’s voluntary pay-by-mile program for motorists is 10 years old, still a trial

831

Oregon bills attempt to address Black mother, infant death rates

832

Oregon’s legislative session is underway. Here’s what lawmakers are considering

833

OHSU Long COVID-19 Clinic director on how people are recovering and living with the condition

834

Portland’s Winterhawks celebrate 50 years on the ice

835

Former students say a teacher at St. Helens High School abused them in the 1980s

836

Oregon county health officials say need is dire for stable public health funding post-pandemic

837

Portland novelist Karen Russell’s new book imagines new futures by looking back at the Dust Bowl

838

Students with Evergreen Public Schools help shape student immigration policy

839

Washington State University-led study reveals 20-year loss of butterfly populations across US

840

How Oregon’s tree canopies are tied to federal funds

841

PNW organization emphasizes lacrosse’s Indigenous roots

842

Bill would make liability waivers more enforceable in Oregon

843

Judge rules public access must be granted for Oswego Lake, but Lake Oswego Corporation says it will appeal

844

A conversation with Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek

845

Archaeological finds suggest human habitation in Oregon 18,000 years ago

846

How Oregon teams are expected to perform in March Madness

847

Oregon US Senator Jeff Merkley responds to mass firings of federal workers, possible cuts to Medicaid

848

OSU facility aids in return of tribal cultural items and ancestral remains

849

Huckleberries are an important cultural food, but commercial picking is causing problems for Pacific Northwest tribes

850

Former Oregon Gov. Kitzhaber says state could be model to reform - not gut - Medicaid nationally

851

Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office Green Hornets team finds lost, injured hikers

852

In Jackson County, farmworker and immigrant rights group prepares for shifting immigration policies

853

Beaverton sobriety treatment court gets national recognition

854

Along Oregon’s coast, nonprofit aims to boost workforce development

855

Thorns and Timbers soccer season begins

856

Health advocates say Portland needs more public toilets

857

Oregon appeals court declares gun control measure constitutional

858

Multnomah County’s ‘Everybody Reads’ author, Javier Zamora, discusses his memoir, “Solito”

859

Portland author's new graphic novel updates Huck Finn

860

Portland painter Arvie Smith on his Guggenheim Fellowship work

861

Talk A Mile pairs police officers with students to foster connection and community

862

Washington lawmakers consider bill that would strengthen youth labor laws

863

A look at the key education bills in the Oregon Legislature

864

Gresham adopts new gun violence prevention initiative

865

A look at Clark County Jail’s opioid treatment program

866

Aurora Chorus in Portland marks International Women’s Day with special concert

867

Oregon libraries see growing demand for digital books

868

How National Weather Service layoffs could affect ship passages in Oregon

869

Oregon’s bipartisan arts caucus wants structural changes and more money for public art

870

How Oregon businesses are planning to respond to tariffs

871

Portland’s all-women sax quartet performs music of Moondog

872

What providing services to homeless residents has been like in Grants Pass

873

A golden retriever in Eugene is helping unearth Oregon’s truffle biodiversity

874

Portland novelist Karen Thompson Walker explores memory in new novel

875

Oregon Food Bank continues to see increased need amid potential SNAP cuts

876

Guide Dogs for the Blind plans to expand Oregon campus

877

Idaho’s Pro Voice Project highlights stories from women trying to have children but who needed abortions after pregnancy complications

878

New North Portland development aims to repair harms of urban renewal

879

Rep. Cliff Bentz on House budget resolution that would mean hundreds of billions of Medicaid cuts

880

Oregon senior Senator Ron Wyden on expected Medicaid and social service cuts under Trump administration

881

Federal judge in Seattle temporarily blocks Trump’s executive order to end refugee admissions

882

A look at Southern Oregon’s non-logging forestry workforce

883

High school junior on developing bill to support foster youth employment

884

A look at deflection programs across Oregon

885

OHSU ophthalmologist helps save eyesight in Bangladesh

886

Portland business group report shows downtown growth still lagging

887

Portland area Ukrainian Americans reflect on 3rd anniversary of Russian invasion and apparent shift in US policy

888

New director of Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation shares goals and priorities

889

Oregon-based Medical Teams International CEO on operations during federal freeze

890

Salem city council considers placing property tax levy on May ballot

891

Siletz tribe purchases part of ancestral homeland in Southern Oregon

892

Bend affirms equity and inclusion efforts amid federal backlash to DEI initiatives

893

Audits reveal ODOT projects from 2017 funding package are over budget and behind schedule

894

New album remixes classic Portland soul music

895

Training facility charts new path for women's soccer and basketball in Portland

896

Former leaders of Bonneville Power say federal staffing cuts threaten stability and safety of NW power grid

897

James Beard nominees reflect on Ashland and McMinnville food scenes

898

Portland’s Triangle Productions founder on 35 seasons of LGTBQ theatre

899

Owners of Chess Club magazine store aim to create community offline

900

Japanese Americans recount experiences of internment

901

Is it her, or me? Two queer psychological thriller love stories

902

REBROADCAST: A Grant County rancher on how to manage for the future

903

PBOT and Washington County are preparing for severe weather

904

Oregonian behind ‘Geography by Geoff’ explains how the world works through geography

905

US Rep. Janelle Bynum rallies against Elon Musk

906

UO's Center for Childhood Safety and Wellbeing on prevalence of child abuse in schools and elsewhere

907

How Portland choir Cappella Romana rallied to save concerts amid uncertainty about NEA grant

908

How the US foreign aid freeze is impacting humanitarian efforts

909

Oregon's largest Medicaid provider on gender-affirming care

910

Remembering ‘Twin Peaks’ and the legacy David Lynch left on the Pacific Northwest

911

Dundee lawmaker says he plans to prioritize transportation during Oregon’s legislative session

912

Oregon Rep. Val Hoyle says Elon Musk is violating the law and the US Constitution

913

Portland Trail Blazers’ hot streak delights fans, raises expectations for team’s outlook

914

'Black, Black History Month' pop-up museum showcases artists and organizations in historic Portland building

915

West Coast electricity providers could be split over where they sell their power

916

Portland Ombudsman says complaint-based rules enforcement most affects diverse and gentrifying neighborhoods

917

Providence comes to deal with nurses and doctors to end 26-day strike

918

OHSU faces big challenges, from proposed merger to uncertainty over federally funded research

919

Outreach workers talk with people living on the street for Vancouver Point-in-Time count

920

Demand surges for Central Oregon housing voucher program for low-income residents

921

How Portland’s middle housing initiative is faring

922

Oregon wildland firefighter rides from Astoria to Northern California to raise awareness for mental health

923

Oregon writer Lidia Yuknavitch explores trauma and identity in 'Reading the Waves'

924

Oregon band BendreTheGiant releases new EP

925

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson on ending unsheltered homelessness and protecting residents from federal overreach

926

Vancouver nonprofit plans to open new transitional housing for formerly incarcerated people

927

Oregon residents face home insurance challenges

928

REBROADCAST: Author Amy Tan finds drama in her backyard

929

Oregon labor bureau faces massive backlog of wage claims

930

Oregon residents are getting older. How can the state prepare?

931

Advocates push to expand Oregon program that pays parent caregivers of children with severe disabilities

932

OHSU Alzheimer's researcher on best practices for preventing dementia

933

Local newspaper in Clackamas County espouses anti-LGBTQ+ views

934

Future of the I-5 Bridge project depends on billions in federal grants, now uncertain under Trump

935

Bend first grade teacher wins national award for excellence in math and science teaching

936

University of Oregon study finds link between widely used herbicide and infant health

937

What fire recovery looks like in Talent, Oregon

938

Checking in on the start of Oregon’s legislative session

939

Author Annalee Newitz on new book, ‘Stories Are Weapons’

940

Oregon’s 16-year-old ‘Woman Grandmaster’ on her chess goals

941

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson lays out how he will end unsheltered homelessness in the city

942

How Oregon is responding to Trump’s crackdown on immigration

943

Deschutes County citizens come together for civic assembly

944

Marion County plans to shift some trucked waste to Wasco County

945

OHSU expands participation in addiction medicine training program

946

Oregon’s boom in new tattoo artists started during the pandemic

947

Aquifer beneath Oregon Cascades is far larger than researchers expected

948

U.S. Rep. Maxine Dexter on the view from D.C., working with GOP lawmakers

949

Conversations with John Lewis and Jackie Winters to mark MLK Day

950

How lawmakers are preparing for Oregon’s legislative session

951

New Eugene Mayor Kaarin Knudson says she want to build more houses and bring people back to city’s downtown

952

Northwest writer Timothy Egan’s new book tells KKK history

953

OHSU scientists reveal way to turn on hibernation in rats, pointing to possible future therapy in humans

954

Solitude - and its benefits - fall on a spectrum, says new OSU research

955

What’s next for Josephine County libraries after commission vote to terminate lease?

956

City water systems are not built to battle devastating wildfires

957

Wildlife crossing in Southern Oregon will be first on I-5 between Mexico and Canada

958

How Oregon can improve the state of mental health

959

Portland City Council President Elana Pirtle-Guiney discusses new role

960

'Pacific Drive' takes players on supernatural adventure in the Pacific Northwest

961

University of Washington lecturer-turned-DJ amplifies Indigenous music on Seattle radio show

962

Washington legislative session begins

963

Portlander spent 15 years documenting the foods of his native Nepal

964

Portland’s arts and culture institutions face financial woes

965

Port of Coos Bay contractor faces allegations of racism

966

Opposition grows to Amazon’s plans to build small nuclear reactors in Eastern Washington

967

Congressman Cliff Bentz on the path to federal protection for Owyhee Canyonlands

968

A look at Oregon’s vaudeville history

969

OHSU study shows how peers with lived experience can help in fight against hepatitis C

970

Providence nurses and doctors may strike on Friday

971

The Portlander who is archiving his city’s street car history

972

Marion County’s move from incineration to landfill illustrates the problems with both methods of trash disposal

973

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions in Bend

974

Oregon Duck superfan mourns team’s loss but hopeful for next season

975

Exposure to wildfire smoke is linked with higher risk of dementia, UW study shows

976

The Yakama Nation is trying to get back its land technically owned by Washington

977

How psychedelics are aiding in end-of-life care in Oregon

978

This PSU professor wants you to care more

979

Changes in Pacific Northwest white pelican populations puzzle scientists

980

A sheriff's mission to create a residential treatment center in rural Oregon county

981

Ashland teacher chosen for Harvard program to help develop high school curriculum about Ukraine

982

Only a third of Oregon’s kelp forests remain

983

Eugene’s J.H. Baxter & Co. faces federal criminal charges

984

Andrew Child on writing the best-selling Jack Reacher novels with his brother

985

Summing up the biggest news stories of 2024

986

Is it her, or me? Two queer psychological thriller love stories

987

Exploring Indigenous identity with authors Chris La Tray and Sasha taqwšəblu LaPointe at the Portland Book Festival

988

Romance authors win hearts at the Portland Book Festival

989

On The Road: Hoofing It On Sandy Boulevard

990

Poets Danez Smith and Diannely Antigua at the Portland Book Festival

991

Singer Ani DiFranco talks about our responsibility to each other at the Portland Book Festival

992

The best ‘Think Out Loud’ stories of 2024

993

What’s the song of your year?

994

What does drug re-criminalization and deflection look like in Multnomah County?

995

Remembering the grace and power of poet Nikki Giovanni

996

As the monarch butterfly gets federal protection recommendation, Portland nonprofit receives grant to aid habitat restoration

997

New holiday movie puts spotlight on La Grande

998

Why Portland’s District 1 voter participation lagged other districts in first election using ranked choice voting

999

Portland City Administrator Michael Jordan agrees to stay on in new mayor’s administration

1000

Oregon sees growth in outdoor industry, worth over $8 billion