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Barriers for minorities when trying to access substance use disorder treatment include lack of culturally appropriate care and income equality.

Dennis Richard DeChenne Jr., 39, of Gresham, guilty of Central Oregon drug sales

Paseo, a free, family-friendly festival of art, music and learning, will hit Portland’s South Park Blocks from 3 to 6 p.m. July 16, 23 and 30.

If elected, McLeod-Skinner would make history as Oregons first openly LGBTQ+ member of Congress

We found gorgeous beginner, intermediate, and advanced paddling in waters at Estacada Lake, Clackamette Park, the Columbia River, and more.

Bluesfest posts strong numbers as unmasked revelers return to a selected part of downtown

The Supreme Court argued against an AP report calling into question the ethics of Justice Sonia Sotomayor's staff helping with her book ventures.

The Supreme Court has defended Justice Sonia Sotomayor against a report claiming staffers "prodded" colleges and libraries to buy her books. Through more than 100 open records requests to public institutions, The Associated Press reported that it received tens of thousands of pages of documents offering "a rare look at Sotomayor and her fellow justices

The Supreme Court argued against an AP report calling into question the ethics of Justice Sonia Sotomayor's staff helping with her book ventures.

It’s quite a picturesque setting now, people gathering there for the open space and tranquility, but it wasn’t always pretty and serene at Cathedral Park in North Portland — site