The companies that manage the health care benefits for hundreds of thousands of Oregonians are trimming their offerings. The plans that remain are getting far more expensive.

In a fresh court filing the state submitted last month, new OHA projections appear in a graph that at first glance looks like the old one. But the time horizon runs longer.

Incumbent Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek has outpaced Republican challenger Christine Drazan in fundraising for the Nov. 3 ...

If a building misses the emission reduction target, the owner would pay a “carbon pollution impact fee” for each metric ton ...

The marketing machine is in full swing nationwide for the new Laika film, but nowhere more meaningfully than in Portland.

In the letter, parents asked about what would happen to some of the schools on closure scenarios that are promised retrofits ...

The canvassing group received criticism that it was stretching the boundaries of the public campaign financing program and ...

Check out textile artist Bridgette Hickey’s talk, listen to HEARD! A Service Industry Storytelling Show, and go to the QDoc ...

At Sahaptin Stories, owner Casandra Hanson is making Indigenous authors and perspectives more accessible to Portland readers.

The City Council has devolved into cliques and put-downs more suited to a high school cafeteria than a body that decides this ...

At first glance, it’s not a fairy tale at all. Van Der Merwe says it reminded her of a Samuel Beckett play because not much ...

There’s no definitive national database of state food laws that address potlucks, but Watt Childress’ research finds Oregon’s ...