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More than 230,000 Oregonians are without power Tuesday morning after an ice and snow storm this weekend.

“Mr. Wolf’s Class” is a series of graphic novels for middle grade readers by Portland elementary school teacher Aron Nels Steinke. He and his wife, Ariel Cohn, won an Eisner award for their book "Zoo Box" in 2014.

We discuss prevention and solutions with Multnomah County Commissioner Susheela Jayapal and Larry Summerfield, a community health specialist with the county's Community and Adolescent Health Program.

On today's show, we follow a commercial flight that made an emergency landing in Iran last December. And we discover that landing in Iran would be easy. Getting out – much, much harder.

She might not leap off tall buildings or stop bullets, but Rivera is breaking down gender stereotypes with America Chavez, the new Marvel Comics character she's helping create.

The Portland City Council recently passed a dramatic overhaul of its zoning code to allow more housing density in the city’s residential neighborhoods.

A new magazine gathers poetry, essays and art from incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people.

As the pandemic continues, food insecurity among Oregonians remains at an all-time high. Part of the problem is food waste. But larger, systemic issues play a role too. We hear from Susannah Morgan, the CEO of the Oregon Food Bank, about how to get hungry Oregonians access to food.

Israel Bayer stepped down as the director of Street Roots in 2017. Now, he is the director of the International Network of Street Papers North America.

Pulitzer-prize winning playwright Ayad Akhtar’s latest novel, “Homeland Elegies,” is a meditation on American identity through the lens of an American son and his immigrant parents. It is also a treatise on American economics, Muslim identity in this country, the power of dreams, and syphilis.