Educators, advocates and a state lawmaker say phonics-based reading teacher training could help Oregon children. Federal pandemic relief money could pay for it.

The Museum at Warm Springs' new exhibit explores Native stereotypes

Oregon educators seize opportunity to address reading gaps

Oregon schools spending COVID money to address learning loss during the pandemic

Mysterious death of a chief’s daughter in Oregon illustrates challenges of Native boarding school reckoning - Part 2

Mysterious death of a chief’s daughter in Oregon illustrates challenges of Native boarding school reckoning - Part 1

Oregon will strike the word “alien” from its state laws. It’s the latest move to update the language of Oregon’s laws to be more inclusive toward noncitizen immigrants and refugees.

Movies from local BIPOC, LGBTQ+ and women artists featured in new film festival

Portland is home to over 800 music businesses, most of them small and independent. Two years into the pandemic, many continue to face challenges. But a wave of new small business owners is giving a boost to that slowly rebounding music economy.