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David Payne, The Standard VP of benefits discusses heart disease and why ongoing research funding is critical.

This vehicles line up includes hybrid, turbocharged and all-wheel-drive models

Portland firefighters battle shipboard, house fires as same time

Oregon’s chief auditor: ‘Secretary Fagan … had no input on the findings, conclusions or recommendations that appear in the final audit report.’

Dundeons & Dragons is big business, but will investors bite?

Lawmaker says it gives survivors an alternative to filling in detailed inventory forms for personal belongings; 2020 Labor Day wildfires prompted legislation.

Commissioner Sharon Meieran told KGW that there is no governing body to coordinate the response to homelessness, so efforts happen piecemeal.

Two men were shot and killed in a strip mall parking lot on Southwest Barbur Boulevard on Wednesday afternoon.

Amy Matson loves outdoor adventure. She and her husband traveled, camped, fished and hiked but life suddenly changed when she least expected.

Vote is mostly along party lines for a third consecutive day; bill moves to Senate