Colleges and universities across the country have been launching programs aimed at making it easier for Native American students to afford higher education. But the new free or reduced-tuition programs aren’t available for Native students from federally unrecognized tribes.

Last month, Oregon lawmakers approved a $170M drought package. But lawmakers left out a program to provide direct aid to rural homeowners who rely on wells.

A year after the U.S. Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision overturned the constitutional right to abortion care, even states with strong abortion protections are feeling the effects. In Washington, new data shows a significant increase in out-of-state patients seeking abortions. We hear more from Northwest Public Broadcasting's Rachel Sun.

This spring, a four-alarm fire inside a downtown Portland apartment building sent smoke billowing across the city – and cost more than 100 people their homes. We learn more about how firefighters and arson investigators figure out what – and who – could have started that kind of blaze.

Owners of establishments founded in 1883, and located on separate ends of Oregon, have searched for records to prove their exact age.

Newport Mayor Dean Sawyer resigned Monday, three days after OPB revealed he has been posting offensive content in a private Facebook group.

A former nurse at the Oregon Department of Corrections is set to go to trial on Monday in Portland. The U-S Department of Justice has charged the man with violating the constitutional rights of numerous women while they were incarcerated.

Oregonians react to self-service gasoline

The all-star point guard requested a trade from the Portland Trail Blazers over the weekend. This comes after 11 seasons as one of the best players in the league, and in a franchise that feels a long way from contention.

A preview of a few arts and culture events to look forward to in July.