Julia Silverman News Today

Erin burnett. Rudy giuliani was trying to line his pockets with half a Million Dollars from ukraine while digging up dirt on joe biden. Giuliani was in talks to represent government officials including the same prosecutor he was working with to get information on biden and his son. Giuliani claims he ultimately backed out of his deal because of his ties to trump and moments ago tweeted i did not pursue a Business Opportunity in ukraine, but this comes as trump for the first time distances himsel...

Superintendent Stephen Phillips and other administrators waited until late May to tell school board members that the district had overspent its budget by millions of dollars

Soon, students in Oregon’s high school class of 2024 will begin graduating — but thousands of them still haven’t submitted applications for federal financial aid, a crucial step on the

Near-final results as of 5 p.m. Friday showed the bond passing with 51% of the vote.

Voters in the Banks School District were asked whether to support a $49 million to build a new high school, repair leaky roofs, install upgraded heat and cooling systems and make seismic upgrades, among other priorities.

Voters in the Molalla River School District were asked whether to approve a $77 million bond to demolish Molalla Middle School and both build a new building and reconfigure sports fields on the site.

Voters within the Portland Public Schools district boundaries approved the renewal of a five-year levy to pay for approximately 660 educators.

A bill that would prevent public schools from removing or rejecting textbooks, instructional materials and library books due to themes of race, gender, religion, immigration or sexual orientation has …

School districts around the Portland metro area are keeping a wary eye on weather forecasts, with possible freezing rain, ice and even a little more snow on Tuesday, when classes

Oregon school districts are making plans to spend millions of dollars in new funding aimed at overhauling the way the state’s youngest learners are taught to read, but some early