
OPB’s new “Growing Oregon” series examines the history and impact of Oregon’s strict land use laws
"Growing Oregon," a podcast presented by OPB Politics Now, explores how the state ended up with the strictest land-use policies in the country, and how those laws dictate almost every aspect of our daily lives.
Recent Press Releases

New OPB documentary recounts the historic 1934 labor strike among West Coast dock workers
“The 1934 Waterfront Strike: Solidarity on the Docks” is available to watch online now and airs on OPB TV Monday, July 25 at 9 p.m.

OPB announces new leadership of its board of directors and welcomes new board member
Rukaiyah Adams has been elected new OPB board chair and Sean O’Hollaren will serve as vice chair

Northwest Regional Emmys honor OPB with six awards and induct VP of Programming Dave Davis to Silver Circle
Several OPB executive producers, producers, videographers, editors and reporters are recognized for their work produced in 2021

OPB honored with regional and international awards for excellence in journalism and digital video
OPB journalists and producers have been recognized by the Society of Professional Journalists and The Telly Awards

OPB’s new historical documentary examines a dark chapter of hate and white supremacy in Oregon with a lasting legacy
OPB will premiere the new "Oregon Experience" episode “Oregon’s Klan in the 1920s: The Rise of Hate” on March 14 on OPB TV and Online.

Call to Mind Live: How youth are coping with anxiety and stress
Nov. 18 event presented as part of the Well Beings Youth Mental Health Project and Well Beings Tour

New changes coming to KMHD Jazz Radio later this fall
KMHD is expanding its talent, establishing a new staffing structure to evolve its public service for the future

‘Dying for a Fight,’ new season of investigative podcast series ‘The Fault Line’ from OPB and Somethin’ Else examines the unsolved killing of Portland activist Sean Kealiher
Journalist Sergio Olmos Reports on Portland’s Protest Culture & Traces A Mother’s Search for Justice