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Learn to draw political caricatures of prominent politicians in a lot of recent headlines, like President Donald Trump and Gov. Gavin Newsom.

We’re on a mission to write a collective love letter to the Bay Area. Throughout the month of February, Bay Curious will be collecting and sharing your stories about the moments that made you feel love, fulfillment, acceptance and joy. Tell us your story about a moment that made you love the Bay Area. Call … Continue reading Help Us Write A Love Letter to the Bay Area →

What song do you want played at your funeral? "Yakety Sax"? "Adagio For Strings"? Tells about your pick and we may include it in an upcoming episode of All Songs Considered.

Advocates for Oregonians with disabilities are calling for a ban on the use of dogs to control jail inmates.

New year, new stories. Let us know which topics, stories and notable people you want us to cover in the coming year.

Tens of thousands of people would usually be flocking to Eastern Oregon right now for the annual Pendleton Round-Up rodeo. But this year, the rodeo was canceled for the first time since 1943.

The Oregon Department of Education has laid out the recommendations and requirements school districts need to follow for this unprecedented school year. The department has made updates and changes throughout the summer, and it released the newest version of its guidelines earlier this week.

Two state senators are vying to be Oregon’s next secretary of state.

Measure 110 would decriminalize the possession of personal amounts of drugs and boost funding for drug treatment.

Jack Forrest is a senior at the University of Oregon, majoring in journalism and political science and news editor of the university newspaper, the “Daily Emerald.” He says he thought he was informed about COVID-19 and following the guidelines to keep himself safe — until he tested positive for the coronavirus.