Our latest At Work With interview with Cannon Beach's head lifeguard Koa Lyu

The city of Bend considered holding back funding for Juneteenth over a Facebook post on the personal page of an organizer.

The third phase of the Viaduct Column painting project is now complete with new murals painted under the Hawthorne Bridge. It's part of a larger, long-term initiative lead by Portland Street Art Alliance.

The Portland Police Association is criticizing city leaders and staff, accusing them of trying to pit police and behavioral health first responders against each other in the wake of a man’s recent death in police custody.

Removing excess parking spaces could help build more affordable housing.

The total wildfire budget for the next two years is less than the state spent last year alone. In some cases, costs that used to be borne by insurance plans and private landowners are now the responsibility of all Oregonians.

The Salem City Council unanimously approved an emergency declaration Monday night to help it prepare for a potential drinking water shortfall next year due to the drawdown of the Detroit Lake Reservoir.

During his first visit to his district since voting for federal budget cuts, the state’s lone Republican congressperson spoke of his “incredible power” to influence national policy.

The Wash House is providing free laundry services to people in need and getting clean, useable clothes and textiles back into the community.

Portland officials are weighing how to navigate a new federal landscape without sacrificing the city’s values