Ryan Haas

OPB has collected data to document the current state of media in Oregon, and where Oregonians are finding it more difficult to locate reliable information and reporting that holds powerful people accountable.

Turmoil in St. Helens began earlier this year and rapidly intensified in November as the scope of alleged abuse inside schools there became clearer.

A man shot and critically injured by Milwaukie police earlier this week was unarmed, according to the Clackamas County District Attorney’s Office.

While there was a significant amount of forensic evidence presented to the jury at Jesse Johnson's trial, the significance and importance of that evidence is still debated today.

The group leading the Interstate Bridge replacement project released a document Friday that offers insights into how a new I-5 bridge between Oregon and Washington would change travel in the region.

The Skamania County Sheriff’s Office announced Monday it had found human bones in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, marking the third time since August that human remains were found there.

Oregonians may need to take a few more COVID-19 protections this fall, as the rate of infection in the region continues to rise. 

Portland Police Bureau records obtained by OPB show that Christopher Knipe, who was arrested in 2022 for the 2019 killing of Portland antifascist Sean Kealiher, was also linked to a 2003 rape allegation.

Portland General Electric announced Thursday it would like to increase average rates for customers by 7.4% in 2025, following the historic rate increases those customers only recently started paying.

American Medical Response said it has a plan to address chronic shortages of ambulances, if Multnomah County will loosen its regulations around staffing.