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Pharmacist and Pacific University professor emeritus Mike Millard calls on Congress to crack down on pharmacy benefit managers, which drive up medication costs for ordinary Americans.

Remembering Portlands racist golf club history

Use this guide to discover where to eat and drink, things to do, and the best hotels to book for a weekend getaway in Portland, Oregon.

As a doctor, I am deeply committed to providing accessible, expert, and inclusive health care that entrusts our patients to make the best decisions for themselves — not state politicians.

U.S. Rep. Salinas: The Supreme Court’s decision to strike down Roe v. Wade has been devastating, but the fight to protect choice is still ongoing.

The Lewis and Clark Bridge, connecting Rainier with Longview, Washington, will close July 16, for up to eight days, to address bridge deck repairs.

Local businesses and communities have earned an extra boost last year from Oregons tourism economy.

Portland is set to demolish O’Bryant Square Plaza this year, but the park’s future shape is still undetermined.

A bill in the Oregon Legislature is looking to set up a pilot program that would give $1,000 a month to low or no income Oregonians over a two-year period. If passed, it would create the nation’s first statewide guaranteed income program. The proposal has sparked heated debate.

With traffic fatalities surging, the Portland Police Bureau is reinstating its Traffic Division on a limited basis.