Oregon State Police and Multnomah County Sheriff Won’t Help Portland Police With Crowd Control at Saturday’s Proud Boy Rally

They cite Mayor Ted Wheeler’s ban on tear gas.

Oregon’s Wildfires Struck the State’s Cannabis Farms at the Worst Possible Time

As wildfires raged through Southern Oregon this month, where many of the state’s cannabis farms are located, farmers found themselves on the fighting end of a natural disaster few saw coming. The blazes came at a particularly inopportune moment: Harvest season has begun, with the bulk of collection happening late this month and through October.

Portland Restaurants and Bars Have Seen Fire. Now They’re Preparing to See Rain—and the Results Could Be Even More Devastating.

The week of post-Labor Day weekend closures may be something of a preview of the coming months once temperatures fall and steadier rains move in. Restaurant and bar owners don’t know for sure whether patrons will want to bundle up for beers on a patio, yet many are taking measures to make those settings as cozy as possible, just in case they do.

A Risk Assessor Says the State of Oregon Lost Court Cases It Should Have Settled—and Punished Her for Speaking Up

We Asked the Candidates for Oregon Secretary of State if They’re Confident All Ballots Will Be Counted

As Oregonians weigh their choices for November, we start quizzing the candidates.

Black Mental Health Care Providers Are Greatly Underrepresented in Oregon

Black Oregonians can find few mental health care providers who share their experiences.

What’s It Like to Treat a Horse Suffering From Smoke Inhalation?

Last week, thousands of Oregonians were displaced by wildfires. Hundreds of their pets and livestock were, too.

Pacific Northwest College of Art Will Merge With Willamette University