Galen Ettlin

Many businesses are calling on more city and police action to address crime. A family business in North Portland is one of them working to find a solution.

Dozens of states introduced anti-transgender and LGBTQ policies in the last two years. Now advocates are tracking efforts to do the same in Oregon.

The organizer said she and her children have faced threats and doxxing from anti-LGBTQ+ groups.

Staffing shortages across the entire health care system have resulted in hospitals keeping patients longer, unable to release patients to lower levels of care.

Joyce Atkins, 75, of Tualatin has been in severe pain for two years waiting for surgery. The procedure has been delayed twice because of COVID patients and backlog.

Major health networks in Oregon say they’re already at the breaking point, caring for COVID patients and those with other needs, and another surge would be too much.

Kennedy helped establish the firm in 1982. He and his partner Dan Wieden went on to pilot internationally recognized campaigns, such as Nike’s “Just Do It.”

From rude comments to interrupting and ignoring, workplace incivility is driving some people to find new workplaces. PSU researchers worked to discover the cause.

Oregon and other public employers are looking into COVID-19 vaccine requirements, but some exemptions stand in the way.

The new test has the potential to save lives through early detection.