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The true toll of the COVID-19 pandemic on many communities of color is worse than previously known.

For the past week, the Gonzaga men’s basketball team has enjoyed a much-needed holiday break. The tenth-ranked Zags (10-3) played seven AP top-25 programs in

Death data hides the true toll of the pandemic on Black, Hispanic, and Indigenous people.

The true toll of the COVID-19 pandemic on many communities of color is worse than previously known.

A look at the year's most enticing midcentury-modern homes for sale in Portland—and how much they sold for.

The governor appoints new members to the Oregon Supreme Court, Oregon Court of Appeals and the Multnomah County Circuit Court.

In the midterm election, Greater Idaho ballot referendums passed in 2 Oregon counties. Voters have passed ballot referendums in 11 of the 16 Oregon counties that would join Idaho under the current Phase 1 plan. In May, Greater Idaho ballot referendums narrowly failed in 2 other counties. Greater Idaho would have expanded to the Pacific coast under the previous Phase 1 plan.

Veteran homelessness is declining nationwide but not in Marion and Polk counties

The 24/7 warming sites will remain open until Saturday morning, Dec. 24. No one will be turned away.

A shortage of public defenders in Portland, Oregon, has led courts to dismiss hundreds of criminal cases and delayed justice for scores of other victims whose cases have languished in a backlog for months.