Portland remained in the national spotlight throughout the weekend - with dramatic developments occurring each day, including attempted efforts by the Trump administration to send National Guard troops from multiple states to Portland. But a federal judge in Oregon wanted none of it, issuing 2 restraining orders in as many days.

For OPB’s “At Work With” series, which asks Pacific Northwesterners from different professions what it’s like to do what they do, we meet Elizabeth Figueroa Alvarez, a traffic flagger for construction sites.

In 2020, the state sued Santander Consumer USA for allegedly preying on Oregonians through high-interest car loans they couldn’t afford in a case involving more than 265,000 borrowers nationwide.

That derelict ship may be someone's home

The proposal from Gov. Tina Kotek will hike gas taxes, registration fees and more.

JAMO showcases a half-year exhibit on Japanese American photographer Frank Matsura starting Sept. 27, and Vancouver's Kiggins Theatre will hold a screening of documentary Our Mr. Matsura on Matsura on Sept. 28.

A nonprofit is offering low-cost apartments to students, even if they have no credit score or co-signer. This story comes to OPB from the education journalism nonprofit, Hechinger Report.

Energized candidates aim to change Clark County government

The Oregon State Police forensic lab agreed to pay millions as part of a settlement after failing to disclose DNA evidence in the decades-old homicide of Leah Freeman.

The aerospace company that calls Tillamook home