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Police say theyve responded to the complex 14 times in the past year, and fire crews have responded 28 times.

Produced by OSU Extension, each month provides reminders of key garden chores, such as fertilizing, pest control, planting and maintenance.

Increases result from no assumed recession, inflation adjustments in state economic model

If a job needs to be done at the Children’s Healing Art Project, the odds are Maryn Moreau is already on it.

Community colleges are on the frontlines of training, education and support, creating the pathways of opportunity that will spur economic growth and prosperity for the state and region

Governor, legislative leaders, others comment

Amber Venaglia first picked up a mic when she was just two years old.

Updated: 11:15 a.m. May 17 Julia Brim-Edwards will be the next Multnomah County commissioner, after nabbing 58% of votes in the May 16 special district election. Results are still unofficial, but election offices continue to update vote tallies and Multnomah County confirmed Brim-Edwards' win Wednesday morning. Brim-Edwards will represent Southeast and East Portland in District 3 through the end of 2024, filling the remainder of Jessica Vega Pederson’s unexpired term on the county'...

The Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries announces the potential threat of landslides, as parts of Oregon brace for flooding.

About $3 million total in grant money is about to be doled out to Oregon higher education for research into semiconductor, mass timber and smart grid technologies.