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Patrons have always been banned in theory from viewing pornographic content over the company's Wi-Fi, but there was no technological filter in place. Starbucks will have one in 2019.

Patricia Maloney, who joined the nonprofit in March 2016, will step down at the end of this year.

Under a relatively new state law, the attack and subsequent shooting spur a team of independent investigators to examine the events of the shooting. Still, few details have been disclosed.

The fight over wildfire and forest management is the newest front in the Timber Wars, so after a year of record fires, we take a deep dive into OPB's reporting on wildfire and what we should do about it.

Wildlife experts urge people to take down bird feeders to slow the spread of salmonella among pine siskins and other Northwest songbirds.

In April, two men were killed along Northeast 82nd Avenue. Last year, community members and traffic safety advocates requested that the same stretch of road have a lower speed limit. Hours before a planned online community rally demanding emergency safety improvements to 82nd Avenue, the Oregon Department of Transportation announced its intention to seek a $10 million investment for pedestrian safety projects along the same road. We hear from Sarah Iannarone, interim executive director of The Street Trust and Don Hamilton, the public information officer for ODOT.

Graduating can be scary, especially right now. These Life Kit episodes can help you take the next step.

A businessman trying to buy a municipal building at the base of the city's water tower got a lot more than he bargained for — several thousand gallons more.

People with substance use disorders have suffered in the past, not only from the consequences of their addiction, but also from the stigma that their condition is a moral failing rather than a disease. The field of addiction medicine has shifted over time to one that treats people with these disorders as patients who suffer from a disease and who may benefit from a medication to treat it. One of the prescription medications is buprenorphine, also known as Suboxone. Oregon State University Professor of Pharmacy Daniel Hartung says buprenorphine is a life saving drug that can effectively keep patients from abusing opioids. The Biden administration has just loosened buprenorphine restrictions to make it easier for doctors to prescribe it.

Qualified applicants can expect to see emergency relief money by the end of the month.