Nickerson’s daughter, Swan, was arrested and charged with harassment and attempted fourth degree assault. During her arrest, according to Bend police reports, Nickerson “charged” at officers, saying, ...

On Oct. 19, the Oregon Journalism Project published a story about a video of an upside-down American flag displayed behind Washington County Commissioner Nafisa Fai at an Oct. 10 event in Minneapolis.

The Ducks’ rival to the north, Seattle’s University of Washington Huskies, averaged 27% no-shows. (Admittedly, UW plays in a city that is also home to the NFL Seattle Seahawks.) That number was worse ...

Oregonians receiving Social Security benefits will see an increase of 3.6% in their checks starting January, the federal government announced Wednesday. That’s good news for the state’s economy, which ...

Watt and Jennifer Childress are law-abiding residents of Nehalem, but both have had recent run-ins with the “food police.” Earlier this year, the couple learned that potlucks open to the public are ...

Oregon’s housing agency has a simple yardstick for measuring how efficiently it funds construction of affordable apartments—they shouldn’t cost more to build than the national average. For the past ...

At the first gubernatorial debate of 2026, Gov. Tina Kotek and Republican challenger Christine Drazan both said they believe Oregonians are struggling but for different reasons—with the incumbent ...

A new report highlighting shortcomings in Oregon’s higher education system contains a little-known fact: The state annually graduates about 26,000 fewer workers with a college education than there are ...

There’s a shadow hanging over the Oregon’s governor’s race: a record $10 million check that a California carpenters union wrote to an affiliated Oregon political action committee Sept. 16. Since ...

Last night, the two leading candidates to be Oregon's next governor held their first debate, at the University of Oregon campus in Eugene. Sen. Christine Drazan and Gov. Tina Kotek disagreed sharply ...

A U.S. House committee has called out two Oregon-based environmental nonprofits for weaponizing litigation and profiting from lawsuits that challenge federal projects. Oregon Wild of Portland and ...