Though students in special education are among those with the most academic ground to gain during the pandemic, parents and staff acknowledge gaps and inconsistencies in the interventions available to students.

Weeks before Clark County officials created a new department to run the local jail, tensions flared over the sheriff’s unconventional plan to bring help to his shorthanded staff.

The state college-going rate and enrollment numbers across many colleges and universities in Oregon have dropped during the course of the pandemic. Oregon State University seems to be doing ok, but it's dealing with its own dynamics in academics with the

Communities use Lunar New Year to pass down culture to future generations

As a string of attacks on electrical substations unfolded in Oregon and Washington in 2022, the FBI was warning utilities of white supremacists’ plots to take down the nation’s power grid.

The city of Portland is moving forward with a controversial plan to create several massive outdoor homeless encampments throughout the city.

Alzheimers patients may not be treated soon enough or long enough

Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley tour reveals Morrow County residents’ frustration with groundwater inaction

The sport of running has many benefits. The improvement of one's mental and physical health are just a few

Schonely called games for the NBA team for nearly three decades, including during the team’s historic championship win in 1977.