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Some of the changes include allowing more camps and homeless villages, paying for people to stay in motels and more access to public restrooms.

University of Oregon professors Marc Schlossberg and Rebecca Lewis recently published the book “Rethinking Streets During COVID-19” to look at the ways that the pandemic has changed public use of streets around the world.

A new study for Oregon State University shows that the choices coastal planners make about where to allow development and where to build seawalls may have just as much of an impact on coastal communities as climate change.

Elizabeth Furse died this week at the age of 84. Furse represented Oregon’s first U.S. House district from 1992 to 1999. She was a strong advocate for Native Americans and helped five Oregon tribes restore their federal recognition.

The Biden administration just announced plans to make 60 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine available around the world. We talk to the CEO of Mercy Corps, Tjada Mckenna, about global health equity in the pandemic.

There’s a premium on flights to Iowa. Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren is running.

NPR wants to hear from educators about how these methods are used in schools.

Carney's tenderly rendered "Winter" paints a delicate, bleakly beautiful picture of seasonal isolation.

The eagle was unable to fly and is recovering at a rehabilitation center.

A group of young Black leaders in Portland started a new group to help other Black millennials build community and access resources.