Tina Kotek begins her campaign for a second term in earnest, she announced today that she’ll move forward without three of her senior executive staff. Departing are deputy chief of staff Taylor Smiley ...

OJP talked to Jonathan Hurst about the state of robotics, the climate for growing a business in Oregon, the challenges he faces, and the social implications of robots in the workplace.

For certain groups of people at least, it is markedly more difficult to get primary care in Portland than in other major cities.

The Last Waltz plays March 12 at the Tomorrow Theater. Johnny Franco and his Real Brother Dom—Portland troubadours by way of Brazil—will be playing at the doors. 5th Ave: Born in Flames (1983), March ...

While many providers continue to have issues, there is evidence this is true. An Oregon Health & Science University spokesperson says, for example, that “eligibility-related delays” tied to the ...

Notably, the new study comes a year after the Hospital Association of Oregon published its own report, headlined “Oregon hospitals on the brink.” That report sought to raise a warning about the bleak ...

Oregon’s failing grade, according to the CASPR report, stems not just from the fact that it offers sports betting online (as ...

A Southeast Portland Trader Joe’s will likely remain closed for weeks, according to a state official, as a contractor removes and decontaminates floor material found to contain asbestos.

Every day, Avalon Microsanctuary receives about 30 calls or messages from people who have found a rabbit in need of rescue.

The strikes from two of Portland Community College’s largest unions are the first community college strikes in Oregon history.

That’s too bad, because a good dog walk is one of the best things for your pet’s body and mind. A daily stroll can offer ...

Amid an ongoing transportation funding crisis, a committee of the Portland City Council is mulling a $68 million funding ...