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Conversations are the stepping stone to getting any ball rolling. Collaboration and community engagement can get to the root of what needs to change. Urban Rural Action is searching for

Officials with the Oregon Health Authority said pouches of WanaBana Apple Cinnamon Fruit Purée applesauce have been linked to several cases of elevated blood lead levels in children.

Multiple Oregon children have elevated levels of lead in their blood after consuming pouches of applesauce, Oregon Health Authority announced Thursday afternoon.

State and local health officials have identified multiple children in Oregon with elevated blood lead levels after they ate certain pouches of applesauce called WanaBana Apple Cinnamon Fruit Purée.

State and local health officials have identified multiple children in Oregon with elevated blood lead levels after they ate certain pouches of applesauce called

The city of Portland is considering expanding the Safe Rest Village in Multnomah Village in Southwest Portland.The site only has 30 units, which is smaller than

The midway point between the midterm election of 2022 and the presidential election of 2024 makes for a useful benchmark for examining the hardest political numbers, outside of actual elections,

The Regional Arts & Culture Council in collaboration with the Port of Portland has announced the selection of two artists, Yoonhee Choi and Sanford Biggers. Both artists will be creating a unique artwork to be permanently installed in the new main terminal facility at Portland International Airport (PDX). Choi and Biggers’s artworks will both be a part of the first phase of the terminal core redevelopment project for PDX — the keystone project in an overall $2 billion renovation. Choi an...

Multnomah County is issuing a more than $500,000 fine against American Medical Response because of slow ambulance response times.According to Multnomah County C

When Earl Blumenauer decided, at 75, that the “precious time” he has left is best spent far from Capitol Hill, Susheela Jayapal quickly resigned from the Multnomah County Board of