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Custom made by Tulane students, mobility chairs help special needs toddlers get moving

A passenger hid bullets in a baby diaper at New Yorks LaGuardia Airport. TSA officers caught him

Ready, set, travel: The holiday rush to the airports and highways is underway

Cat-owner duo in Ohio shares amputee journey while helping others through animal therapy

A passenger hid bullets in a baby diaper at New Yorks LaGuardia Airport. TSA officers caught him

More than a dozen colleges announced closures this year. Most struggled with enrollment issues that only accelerated after the coronavirus pandemic. Nonprofit colleges and universities that announced closures this year largely fit the same profile: mostly small, private, tuition-dependent institutions with meager endowments that have seen enrollment slipping for years and have been unable to recover from those sustained losses.

Pump prices are at their seasonal lows as millions of Americans head out on holiday trips. Prices are down week-over-week in 48 states, including Oregon.

The socio-political divide in Oregon is so dramatic that the red rural areas are continually trying to break-off from the rest of the state.

The state audit determined clients and spending of allocated funds at Behavioral Health Resource Networks was growing but still below target rate.

When Debbie Fery started hearing this year from substitute teachers who had not been paid for time spent taking mandatory trainings, it felt personal.