Willamette Week

“People should be bused up to his mansion to pee and poop on his front porch.”

The Oregon Coast fits the demographic profile most commonly associated with opioid addiction.

Needle use is up. Meth deaths are up. And HIV is on the rise again.

If the county’s 2020 budget is passed without change, the Gresham mobile exchange will shut down in June.

Every weekday morning, shortly before dawn, a squadron of men arrives downtown to serve as an alarm clock.

Bob Joondeph of Disability Rights Oregon says opening Wapato for the homeless would be a disaster.

Last week, she became the 11th transgender person violently killed in the U.S. this year.

The average age of a homeless person who died last year was just 49.

These seven nonprofits work to address problems WW identified in 2017 through our enterprise reporting.

"addiction"