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The city of John Day, the John Day River and the city of Dayville are all named after the same person. But who was John Day?

A new exhibit in Salem showcases more than 50 prints spanning four decades made by Portland mixed-media artist Rita Robillard.

We hear from a University of Oregon professor about global population trends.

Portland State expert Marisa Zapata says Kotek's three executive orders are a good start that will require big money, a shift in public sector thinking and cooperation from local governments.

Tera Hurst, of the Oregon Health Justice Recovery Alliance, says thousands of people are already getting help and that "transformational change" takes time.

The Klamath Basin has been plagued by drought and a lack of water for years, and issues persist. The effects are far-reaching for tribes, ranchers, farmers, waterfowl advocates, and people who rely on residential wells.

Johnson is attempting to gain enough signatures to make the November ballot as an unaffiliated candidate.

On a chilly and rainy March day, a team of journalists went to Old Town and an area near Delta Park in North Portland to interview folks living in tents or shelters or cars to ask them what they need and what they want from the city.

We've heard from service providers, policy makers and elected officials about how best to address homelessness. We wanted to hear directly from people who are living on the streets.

The Athletic broke the news last week that two professional women’s soccer players have accused former Portland Thorns coach Paul Riley of sexual harassment. Now the team's organized fan club — known as the Rose City Riveters — says the Thorns management isn’t doing enough to hold people accountable, and guard against abuse in the future.