John Notarianni

A program at Western Oregon University is designed to create new opportunities for diverse teachers in Oregon and to get them back into local classrooms.

The David Douglas School District has hired assistant principals of restorative practices for all of their elementary schools. Can it keep more students out of detention and in the classroom?

The gymnast gained more accolades during her summer break, including being named USA Gymnastics Athlete of the Year.

The Astoria City Council is considering implementing system development charges to help modernize the city’s infrastructure. The city is considering hiring a consultant to make recommendations on how much the city should charge developers.

The new documentary “Sam Now” is a meditation on loss, intergenerational trauma and the stories we tell ourselves about our families.

Here are some splashy rivers, alpine lakes, misting waterfalls and coastal oases to help you beat the summer heat.

Paseo is a free festival being put on by the Portland Parks Foundation in the South Park Blocks this weekend. It features music, dance and other performances, as well as vendors, activities and mutual aid groups.

A conversation with the citizens of Arlington, Oregon, who are taking the fight against these giant pests into their own hands.

Haaken's 2020 documentary film "Our Bodies Our Doctors" focused on the Oregon and Washington physicians performing abortions in the final years of Roe.

For years, you could find Leroy Sly Scott on the stoop near the Belmont Market in Southeast Portland. A new mural there preserves his memory.