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The Oregon Alliance for Gun Safety said "partisan divisions and the gun lobby won out over community safety," in its reaction to the negotiated deal to get Senate Republicans to return to the chamber.

Ethan Kelley and Val Haworth stand on their back porch on perhaps the nicest morning of 2023, but even as the late April sunshine beams down and the songbirds chirp,

Minneapolis, MN – The SMTA is proud to congratulate several chapters on achieving notable scores through the Chapter Leadership Excellence Achievement Review

Oregon’s U.S. Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden today introduced legislation to expand the Smith River National Recreation Area by 58,000 acres, a move that would protect the diverse ecosystems

February 2, 2023: Host Christa Wessel welcomes violinist Tomás Cotik and neuroscientist Dr. Larry Sherman to the Roger O. Doyle performance studio for a live concert. Tomás will preview his upcoming project titled “Ombra Musici II” (“musician’s shadow” in Italian), a collaboration with digital artist Dave Colangelo, as part of the Portland Winter Light Festival. Dr. Larry Sherman...

Emergency rooms across the state are overflowing and in some cases worried parents are seeking hospital-level care when it’s not needed. But there may be relief on the horizon.

Alex Skog, MD, on physician anxiety, enforcing consequences, and creating a safer environment

Europe-First WWII plan sent Oregonians to defend Britain, Local News, Lake Oswego local News, Breaking News alerts for Lake Oswego city.

Europe-First WWII plan sent Oregonians to defend Britain, Local News, Portland local News, Breaking News alerts for Portland city.

John Fetterman praised Oregon in 2020 after voters approved a measure to decriminalize small amounts of hard drugs like heroin, meth, cocaine and ecstasy.