Megan Johnson

Once the knockout rounds begin matches can't end in a tie. Here's how a winner is decided if things are tied up.

This Olympic event has athletes fencing, swimming, target shooting and more.

With several different disciplines and multiple events, here's how to keep track of all the gymnastics competitions in Paris.

Reps. Karin Power, Rachel Prusak and Anna Williams say the extremely low pay has put unsustainable burdens on them and their families.

The $55 million arts center houses a 550-seat theater as well as an art gallery and event spaces.

The new policy was set to go into effect Monday, but school was canceled several days this week because of COVID-related staffing shortages.

Chair Dave Brown and Vice Chair Brian Shannon are facing a recall election. Election day is Tuesday, Jan. 18.

Oregon Health & Science University hired former Attorney General Eric Holder’s law firm to investigate its workplace culture.

In a statement, PPS cited falling COVID-19 cases and increasing vaccination rates as reasons the district supports pushing back a decision.

An article in The Atlantic explored the changing world of drugs in the United States, including Portland, brought on by a new way of manufacturing meth.

Plenty of employers have job openings but can’t find workers to fill them. The labor shortage spans multiple industries, from government to food service.

The lawsuit claims The Heights at Columbia Knoll did not do enough to make sure a woman with dementia was safe during the June heat wave. She died in her apartment.

The two parties offered up very different visions for how to redraw Oregon’s congressional maps with its new sixth House seat.

Several hospitals have brought in temporary morgue trucks as hospital morgues fill up and funeral homes struggle to keep up.

The low number of beds stems from a focus on prevention and de-emphasizing hospital care, but the pandemic is shining a light on unintended consequences.

The Bureau of Land Management said there are not nearly enough resources in the area to sustain the number of wild horses in the herd.

The New York Times columnist and his lawyers say he is fully eligible to run for office in Oregon despite voting in New York in 2020.

Proponents argue it will help students struggling after a year of distance learning, while critics say it needlessly lowers the state’s academic standards.

Governors in both Oregon and Washington do not have the power to ban fireworks for the entire state, so it’s left up to city and county agencies.