OHSU is preparing to open the new Vista Pavilion for the Knight Cancer Institute.  Why Oregon has Vaccination Exclusion Day.  Measles is spreading in Oregon and there's a new way for you to know if it's in your community.  Oregon's changing workforce.

Author Vikki Espinosa discusses her book One in Eight that describes her journey through breast cancer treatment and her advice for patients, caregivers and workplaces.  Plus, many Oregonians leave money on the table at income tax time, because they miss out on family-related credits.  The Oregon Department of Revenue has advice on how to get credits that are owed.

The Oregon Food Bank needs more help feeding people who are hungry in the state.  Peer Promise is a new nonprofit that helps connect people in need with resources to help them.  The Red Cross urgently needs blood donors.  Oregon's Disaster Recovery Plan has been updated to help after disaster strikes.

There are changes to the Oregon ABLE Savings program that will allow more people to save for the future.  The HPV vaccine is important for girls and boys.  Radon is a dangerous gas that could be in your home.  Find out how to test for it and get rid of it.

The Grid Storage Launchpad at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland, Washington is ready to test batteries that will supply the power grid.  If you're having a tough time with Dry January, the Oregon Health Authority can help you Rethink the Drink.  Oregon OSHA has a new guide to help avoid scams and workplace safety issues.

A new children's book called Toby Finds a Home helps children understand homelessness.  Oregon Senator Ron Wyden discusses discusses healthcare, immigration enforcement, and the US presence in Venezuela. Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read discusses his case against the federal government for refusing to turn over Oregon's voter registration database.

OHSU finds an increasing number of pregnant individuals are using opioids, and the health impacts that's having.  Multnomah County's burglary task force is making more arrests.  Tax season is almost here and signing up with Oregon Revenue Online can help.  Plus, how to keep those New Year's resolutions.

Oregon's online voter registration system has changed.  Don't fall victim to a financial scam.  How music affects us.

A study at OHSU has found a link between development of a child's brain and air pollution.  Oregon sues the federal government to save a consumer watchdog agency.  An Oregon Court of Appeals ruling is preventing district attorneys from filing charges that could protect children from dangerous drug situations at home.  Protecting yourself from flu and Covid.  How to talk with older relatives about driver safety.

The Domicile Unknown Report details how homeless people in Multnomah County died and how those deaths could have been prevented.  The Oregon Legislature will examine a bill next year concerning Automated License Plate Reader technology and how the data is accessed.