Sharks love Willapa Bay and Northwest scientists have some ideas why

This week, the top elections officials from 10 states sent a letter to the Trump administration, demanding answers about how voter data is being used and shared. Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read was one of the signatories.

A private group has been meeting to discuss the future of Medicaid in Oregon.

Oregon is one of the highest users of SNAP in the country. Now that funding has been restored, we get a program check-in with Mark Edwards at OSU.

A group of young Indigenous kayakers set out to become the first to paddle the entire Klamath River, from source to sea, after the removal of four dams.
Ranging from age 13-20, the youth dedicated years to training for the 300-mile, month-long journey. But for many, it was a journey generations in the making, as their relatives and communities had been fighting for dam removal for decades.

Washington School for the Blind goalball players gear up for national competition

Central Oregon is a hotspot for a sport that boosters credit with drawing new and diverse players

It may be hard to believe, but 25 years ago, Portland was not a food city. So how then did it become the culinary juggernaut it is today? That was the question Portland Monthly set out to answer in their latest issue which took a deep dive into the 25 restaurants that shaped the last 25 years of Portland's food scene.

The College Access Migrant Program helped create pathways for students across the Northwest to enroll in higher education institutions.

A 2025 check in with Oregon’s ambitious education goal, 40-40-20