Oregonians in their golden years are advised to leave the state to avoid the estate tax, and no one is tracking the number who do.

A group of people representing local nonprofits have filed a legal challenge to a ballot initiative that aims to reroute money from the Portland Clean Energy Fund tax to hiring 400 additional police officers.

The document raises questions not just about federal agents’ conduct, but about inconsistencies in a major Portland health system’s policies and practices regarding federal immigration officials on its grounds.

Trichinosis has been eradicated from the farmed pork supply. But not from bears.

Multhomah County says it will almost double the number of taxpayer-funded Preschool for All seats available to students in the 2026-27 school year. But declining birthrates and migration indicate that the program won’t have as many kids to serve at the end of the decade.

Complaining about business conditions in Stumptown is de rigueur. Kevin Cardoza is mining one law for profits.

Vaccination rates have been declining—a “dangerous trend,” an official says.

The Portland City Council on Wednesday unanimously voted to appoint Raymond Lee as the city’s first long-term city administrator, the most powerful bureaucratic position in the city.

In a county where 7,500 people are sleeping outside on any given night, how can 955 publicly subsidized units sit empty?

With an approach built on “the science of reading,” Mississippi has schooled Oregon.