Elizabeth Castillo

On Tuesday, Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield announced that Oregon had joined a coalition of more than 20 states, including Washington, suing the Trump Administration for suspending the federal food assistance program.

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield joins us with details of the legal challenge against the Trump administration over its authorization of military deployment to Portland.

Portland City Councilor Mitch Green joins us with details.

A growing number of scammers are targeting people after a disaster.

As Western Oregon faces drier and hotter summers, researchers at Oregon State University Extension are investigating crops that can withstand drought and require less irrigation.

We learn more about the commission and the area that has special protections.

No Vacancy Window Gallery turns boarded-up Portland buildings into art spaces

Patrick Allen is the former director of the Oregon Health Authority. He ran the agency during the height of the pandemic and joins us with details of what he learned working through a once-in-a-century crisis.

Phil and Penny Knight have pledged $2 billion to Oregon Health & Science University for cancer research.

We learn more about the agency and what it means for Oregon's housing crisis.

Matt Donegan is a wildfire and land management consultant based in Portland. Now, he says Oregon is behind on wildfire management and federal, state and private organizations need to come together to figure out the future of Oregon’s forests.

Coffee leaders in Oregon recently held a roundtable discussion to talk about concerns in the industry.

We learn more on the role that cities and counties play in Oregon’s transportation system and why funding is critical at the local level.

In Multnomah County, the number of deaths of homeless residents grew from 113 in 2019 to more than 450 in 2023.

The book explores the issues that have been brewing for decades in Bend.

We learn more about how Ashland is preparing for wildfire season.

Through research and anecdotes, Portland author Shari Dunn illustrates the institutional racism that exists in the workplace and how to stop it.

We hear more about the multiyear restoration process happening along the Klamath River.

Transportation funding is a top priority for Oregon lawmakers this legislative session.

Songs of Power and Protest is happening in Portland on April 26 at the Cravin' Gravy Social Club. We learn more about the event.