Sheraz Sadiq

We hear from a member of a coalition seeking to re-criminalize the possession of hard drugs and making other changes to Measure 110, either through the ballot box or the state Legislature.

TriMet's chief safety officer says the transit agency has made investments to boost security amid a spate of recent attacks, including a recent stabbing of two teenagers on a TriMet train.

We hear from the director of Oregon's new paid leave benefits program, which began paying out benefits to eligible workers this month, about how the program is going so far.

For more than a decade, a Portland musician has been performing as Red Yarn, making music that appeals to families. We'll hear about his latest album, "The Get Together."

Dr. Stella Dantas, the President-elect of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, discusses the impact of state laws restricting access to abortion on reproductive healthcare.

M.J. Anderson is a sculptor who divides her time between the Oregon Coast and the quarries of Carrara, Italy, where she finds inspiration in blocks of marble, onyx and travertine that she transforms into abstract and figurative works of art.

We hear from two community paramedics in Eastern and Southern Oregon about how they're helping to bridge gaps in care and improve health outcomes for patients by reducing visits to emergency departments.

Under recently signed legislation, Oregon has committed to developing building performance standards to tackle a major source of greenhouse gas emissions generated from large commercial buildings.

Harper's Playground is a Portland-based nonprofit that has been working for more than a decade to make playgrounds fully accessible and more inclusive to children with disabilities.

The owners of two psilocybin service centers in Eugene and Ashland have begun providing psychedelic mushrooms in supervised settings regulated by the Oregon Health Authority.