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What’s good in markets, bad forest practices have bourbon makers over a barrel and celebrating Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders and elders.

After seeming to drop out of a race for Portland school board last week, Derrick Peterson has shared another statement saying — again — that he’s withdrawing.

Portland Public Schools told families and staff Tuesday that it's closing an online program at the end of the year.

In other news, a demoted trans employee sues an Oregon agency, Portland middle school principals cry for help, and more.

Students have seen assessment scores plummet to levels that would typically, had a pandemic not taken place, see school systems lose accreditation.

Linn-Benton and Chemeketa are among the community colleges planning to lay off faculty and trim programs.

The Oregon governor candidates have been largely mum on the future of the state's child care.

Even with all of the technology available to meteorologists today, forecasting snow is still a tricky business.

Decades into a megadrought, proponents of mothballing the 710-foot dam say now is the time to drastically rethink management of the depleted Colorado River.

UMass Boston’s Manning College of Nursing and Health Sciences is set to receive $3 million for a “home care digital and simulation lab,” courtesy of the federal government. Rep. Stephen Lynch, a South Boston Democrat who also represents Dorchester’s eastern half, including UMass Boston on the Columbia Point peninsula, took a swing through the nursing skills lab, located inside