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In Bend, the Latino Community Association purchased the building they were renting and working out of for the last four years. The real estate purchase in Bend's competitive and pricey market brings the nonprofit stability and a chance to celebrate.

After a devastating fire destroyed the Portland Mercado in 2024, plans are coming to focus on rebuilding for the future.

Western Oregon University is looking to support Latinx students in the nearby public schools through a recently awarded state grant.

Participants talk about assimilation and isolation at an event hosted in La Grande

Eastern Oregon counties with significant Latino populations have some of the worst turnout data in the state.

Although Colegio César Chávez was only around for a decade, its impact on Oregon continues today.

WOU is the closest public university in Oregon to becoming an HSI, a federal designation that opens the door to new funding opportunities.

Three Latino employees allege Clark County turned a blind eye to racism within its public works crews. A trial is scheduled to start May 22.

A new business called Pah! is breaking ground, and it has not only made a splash locally, but already has seen customers from around the country and even around the world.

Groups attempt to build community through the celebration of death.