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The union's deadline to reach an agreement with the college is 5 p.m. Friday. If a strike starts Monday, the college's interim president said all classes would be canceled for the duration of the strike.

For the past year, OPB and the Northwest News Network have been documenting the rising death toll inside county jails across Oregon and Washington.

From stuttering box to artsy graphic journal creator, here's the story of Mike Nicholls, the man behind Umber.

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife will close recreational salmon fishing in the Columbia River for at least two weeks, starting Friday morning, to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.

Artist Sydney Cain uses art to reveal her connections to ancestors and community that are no longer here... or maybe they are, just in another realm.

Yazmin and Daniel are educators, volunteers and entrepreneurs who hold Oakland's well being at the center of everything they do.

She's been all over the world—but back home in Oakland, Pendarvis Harshaw catches up with the R&B and jazz musician.

Marc Trice spent 21 years in prison for a murder he committed when he was 15. We ask him about life on the outside and the sister of his victim tells us about what his release has been like for her.

At 88 years old, Jim Anderson can be found climbing trees, tracking eagles and continuing the conservation work that earned him the nickname “Raptorman.”

Refugee programs in the Portland area are still coming to terms with what the partial reinstatement of President Trump’s refugee and travel ban means for the vulnerable people they serve.