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What to know about the Interstate Bridge Replacement’s rising price tag 11.12.2025 5:02 ↓

What to know about the Interstate Bridge Replacement’s rising price tag

Pour one out for America’s oldest home brewing supply store 10.12.2025 4:48 ↓

F. H. Steinbart’s is closing after more than a century in Portland.

East Portland councilors unveil $21 million proposal to address homelessness 09.12.2025 3:15 ↓

East Portland councilors unveil $21 million proposal to address homelessness

Portland students flex their tech skills to create tree ornaments for Festival of Lights 08.12.2025 3:17 ↓

The ornaments at The Grotto are one of many examples showcasing the high-level tech work coming out of a Northeast Portland school.

A pricey new plan aims to keep Oregon’s foster kids out of hotels 08.12.2025 5:10 ↓

State officials aim to buy providers homes to house vulnerable children. Advocates say it may help provide more stability for Oregon’s foster kids.

Oregon fisheries try old technology to boost salmon returns 06.12.2025 4:39 ↓

After a sudden drop in returning salmon on the Coquille River, a new Oregon law allows old-fashioned hatchboxes to return.

Behind the curtain of The Benson Hotel’s 54th gingerbread castle 04.12.2025 3:48 ↓

Behind the curtain of The Benson Hotel’s 54th gingerbread castle

Oregon struggles to land federal counterterrorism money as Trump orders troops to stop ‘terrorists’ hindering ICE 03.12.2025 4:38 ↓

Oregon struggles to land federal counterterrorism money as Trump orders troops to stop ‘terrorists’ hindering ICE

Those arrested at Portland ICE protests recount disparate, confusing treatment by federal officers 03.12.2025 4:59 ↓

Legal experts say theses contradictory actions may have violated protesters’ rights.

Portland Mayor Wilson says he’s hit his goal to open 1,500 shelter beds 01.12.2025 4:24 ↓

If you ask Portland Mayor Keith Wilson, he has met his goal to open 1,500 new shelter beds by Dec. 1. But only 890 of those 1,500 beds are currently open for use.

Preservationists worry Portland State University’s plan to build for the future could erase the past 01.12.2025 4:40 ↓

Preservationists worry Portland State University’s plan to build for the future could erase the past

In a Portland kitchen, a nonprofit cooks up a small-scale solution to Oregon’s big hunger problem 27.11.2025 4:07 ↓

In a Portland kitchen, a nonprofit cooks up a small-scale solution to Oregon’s big hunger problem

Uncovering Boarding Schools QA 26.11.2025 6:54 ↓

QA with producer Kami Horton about Uncovering Boarding Schools

Indigenous chefs are training the next generation of culinary students 26.11.2025 5:14 ↓

Indigenous chefs are training the next generation of culinary students

Siletz Tribes, Oregon coastal community and OSU scientists learn from beached whale experience 26.11.2025 4:26 ↓

Siletz Tribes, Oregon coastal community and OSU scientists learn from beached whale experience

Newport in limbo amid ICE interest 24.11.2025 5:10 ↓

A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in Portland has attracted national attention this year, as demonstrators squared off with federal officers. Now a far smaller Oregon city is bracing for its own possible clash with ICE.

Even with SNAP benefits restored, this Oregon pantry says hunger persists 23.11.2025 4:13 ↓

Even with SNAP benefits restored, this Oregon pantry says hunger persists

Microplastics research in Oregon 23.11.2025 4:47 ↓

Research into microplastic releases in washing machines and driers.

Why Portland roller derby makes the perfect setting for a queer coming-of-age story in ‘Leave It on the Track’ 21.11.2025 7:57 ↓

Author Margot Fisher wants teens to know that it’s okay to ‘be really messy’

Wilsonville math teacher rides to all 95 MAX stations for world record 20.11.2025 5:13 ↓

We join Marty Valentine, the first record holder for a TriMet transit speedrun, to find out what exactly a speedrun is.

Sharks love Willapa Bay and Northwest scientists have some ideas why 20.11.2025 4:44 ↓

Sharks love Willapa Bay and Northwest scientists have some ideas why

Oregon Secretary of State, top elections officials question how Trump administration is using voter data 20.11.2025 5:22 ↓

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.

Medicaid Group Organized by Kotek 18.11.2025 6:00 ↓

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

State of SNAP in Oregon 18.11.2025 5:04 ↓

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.

Young Indigenous kayakers paddle the Klamath River from source to sea after dam removal. 17.11.2025 9:23 ↓

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.