In a significant development in Oregon's historic healthcare workers strike, the ONA and Providence Oregon have agreed to re-engage in mediations/

Oregon's statewide graduation for the class of 2024 is 81.8% for public schools, the second-highest ever reported in the state.

Nine former Western Oregon women’s basketball players filed a $28 million lawsuit against the university on Wednesday, in which they allege year-long abuse.

Mike Schmidt, the former Multnomah County district attorney who lost his reelection bid last year to an office insider, started this week as general counsel of the Urban League of Portland, one of Oregon’s largest and oldest civil rights organizations. Schmidt confirmed the move Thursday. He began the job Monday.

Firefighters are battling a massive fire on the property of an abandoned paper mill in Oregon City. Nearly three years after the deadly mass shooting at Normandale Park, Portland’s Chief of Police, Bob Day, published a formal apology to the victims and their families for publishing incorrect information about the shooting.

I loved Portland but had to leave when it got too expensive and overwhelming. I now happily live in Baker City, a small Oregon town hours away.

Storm Watch is in place for much of the high terrain of Oregon but shares the same weather alert as parts of Hawaii.

Oregon needs to build about 29,500 more homes each year, mostly in the Portland region and Willamette Valley, to emerge from a housing shortage years in the making, the state’s chief economist told lawmakers Monday.

According to the National Assessment of Education Progress, Oregon students are still struggling years after the pandemic, with 70% of eighth graders and 69% of fourth graders not proficient in

Portland Fire & Rescue fire inspector Christine Pezzulo was riding in a convoy of five fire engines and a task support vehicle as firefighters pulled into the sprawling parking lot of a fire station on Saturday morning when she saw them: her wife and two kids.

President Donald Trump's mandate does not stop at people with criminal charges and convictions. Undocumented families worry that they'll be caught in the dragnet.

At Gov. Tina Kotek's urging, Providence officials and the nurses union have resumed in-person talks in an effort to end the strike.