Teachers would shop at no cost through a credit system, while public sales could eventually provide another source of revenue for the foundation.

The Department of Homeland Security released a statement Monday detailing what they said happened over the weekend during an incident in which federal agents used tear gas on protesters in Salem.

The GOP group spent nearly $25,000 on ads in the market that spans Oregon and Washington, according to news reports.

Longtime Lewis & Clark College history professor Stephen Dow Beckham died Saturday at 85 years old. Beckham was a well-respected Oregon historian, preservationist and educator who specialized in Native American history, the American West and the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

“Uncovering Boarding Schools: Stories of Resistance and Resilience” explores the experiences and lasting impacts of Native American boarding schools while highlighting stories of resistance, resilience and healing.

The Oregon Experience documentary “Tattoo People” showcases Oregon’s rich history of tattooing and the people and cultural traditions behind the art.

Today is Indigenous Peoples' Day. We've gathered a collection of stories for you to explore that highlight Indigenous voices, experiences and communities across the Pacific Northwest. Oregon Field Guide followed Indigenous young adults as they connect with Mount Tahoma through a challenging climb.

In late September, the city announced its plans to address high bacteria levels at the pipe outfall in Nye Beach. While Surfrider members are encouraged by the communication, they still have lingering questions.

On this episode, four OPB reporters will help us learn more about some of the most important races and issues this election season.

Oregon has used genetic screenings to test infants for 46 health conditions since 1963, but now the state is participating in a new program that tests for more than 700 conditions.

If you see wildlife along Oregon's highways this fall, conservationists want to hear from you. They're asking people to use an app to record what they see with the ultimate goal of identifying where wildlife crossings could help reduce animals getting killed by vehicles.

A new poll commissioned by OPB found many voters in the district aren’t happy with either of the candidates in a race that could help determine which party controls the U.S. House. The poll also showed 36% of likely voters had not definitively decided who they’d support.

Oregon has been chasing quick-fixes to its education system for decades. Will a new initiative finally lift student outcomes or become another plan that doesn’t make the grade?

Oregon was unranked for the first time in four years after losing for the second time in the past month.

If the law survives a ballot challenge in November, and a court challenge in the next year or so, it’s set to start collecting revenue in 2029 from roughly 20,000 households earning over $1 million a year. The tax would take a 9.9% cut of every dollar over that million.

The project pairs environmental science with traditional canoe carving. It’s part of a federally funded program aimed at supporting Native youth’s mental health and well-being by strengthening their connections to culture and community.

If you’ve seen any early Walt Disney or Warner Bros. cartoons, you’ve heard the voice antics of Pinto Colvig. Born and raised in Southern Oregon, Colvig created the original Goofy, along with dozens of other characters including Bozo the Clown.

Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read recommends registering now and voting early to make sure your ballot counts.

The Timbers (9-13-6), who had lost three in a row, are winless in five straight.

It’s the second-straight week Braden Atkinson’s thrown for five scores. He did it last week in a 56-26 win over Colorado State. He only played three quarters against the Aztecs.