The Albina Community Archive in Northeast Portland has digitized 150 collections of historical artifacts to preserve the area's rich Black cultural history.

The Portland Police Bureau is searching for Cory J. Jackson, a suspect in at least five dispensary robberies involving a firearm, across multiple states.

The Oregon Health Authority delayed releasing a report that may impact debates on alcohol taxation, leading to an apology from its top official amid industry and public frustration over transparency.

The U.S. HHS has made permanent the pandemic-era telehealth rules for prescribing addiction treatments, improving access to medications like buprenorphine and methadone.

Animator Mark Gustafson, known for work on "Pinocchio" and "Fantastic Mr. Fox," died at 64 from a heart attack, with tributes from Guillermo del Toro.

Students in Oregon and New Jersey face academic setbacks post-pandemic, with prolonged recovery in test scores, particularly in math, according to recent studies and reports.

The only renal care facility in Tillamook, Oregon, U.S. Renal Care, will close, leaving 11 patients without nearby dialysis services. The closure is due to financial issues with Medicare reimbursements.

The Portland Police Bureau seeks public help to apprehend Cory J. Jackson for multiple armed robberies and related felonies in Oregon and other states.

The Oregon Supreme Court upheld the enforcement of Measure 113, supporting Secretary of State Griffin-Valade’s interpretation to disqualify legislators with over 10 unexcused absences from reelection.

Portland city officials, led by Commissioner Dan Ryan, draft a policy to systematically review public art and monuments, sparking public involvement with an extended comment period.

Murals on Hawthorne Bridge columns in Portland revitalize the area, featuring local history, culture, and the Ground Score Association's story, highlighting sustainability and resilience.

Oregon is considering a bill that would transfer wildfire fighting costs from forest owners to state taxpayers, amid controversy over the timber industry's influence and Senator Steiner's connections to the industry.

REI closed its Pearl District location in Portland due to safety concerns and a rise in thefts. The decision coincides with a larger corporate restructuring resulting in nationwide layoffs. A new store is planned for Beaverton in spring 2024.