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Health officials are asking people to stay out of Vancouver Lake for now, due to toxic blue-green algae blooms. Warning advisories are also in place at Lacamas and Round lakes for high toxin levels.

The drug ivermectin is meant to treat parasitic worms and some skin conditions. The Oregon Poison Center says it's managed nine cases of people intentionally misusing the drug so far this month.

Portland's Bureau of Development Services has been given an end-of-August deadline to decide whether to gran Zenith Energy company the permits it needs to continue operations in the city.

Scott and Marisa are joined by John Cox, Republican candidate for governor in the recall election. Cox shares stories about his single mother’s career as a teacher and discusses his ideas to boost construction of housing in California. He also talks about his opposition to mask mandates in schools and his initial reaction to the … Continue reading John Cox on Lessons From His Mom, Housing Solutions and Yes, the Bear →

Many universities have seen increases in academic misconduct. And while cutting corners took on different forms during the pandemic, the jury is still out on whether cheating actually went up.

It’s time to say goodbye to our host. Devin Katayama is leaving The Bay to become KQED’s first Editor of Talent and Development, where he’ll help support interns and on-call staff develop their careers. To commemorate his three and a half years on the show, The Bay team took a field trip to a couple … Continue reading A Farewell to Our Host, Devin Katayama →

A year after her debut, Hill quietly expands her universe with "Orb Weaver," featuring delicately ornate pedal steel and cello that gently eddies around a whitewater of finger-picked guitar.

In writing the soundtrack for the "spiritual sequel" to the 1992 film, veteran sound artist and composer Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe drew on found sound, horror legacies and African-American history.

The surge in COVID-19 patients will keep rising over the next week according to research out of Oregon Health and Science University.

Sirhan's sentence was commuted to life with the possibility of parole in 1972. On Friday, the California Board of Parole recommended parole.