Recreation

Oregon has recorded 22 deaths involving boats this year, the most since 1993 and nearing the record of 25

Clark County Public Health issues a cautionary advisory for the water at Vancouver Lake.

The Great American Outdoors Act passed Congress today and is awaiting the President's signature. Here's why that's a big deal for Oregon.

Authorities have recovered the body of a man who fell hundreds of feet just before reaching the summit of Three Fingered Jack in Oregon’s Cascade Range.

The governing body of high school sports in Washington state has decided to move the football season to spring of 2021 because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Three geographic features in Southern Oregon all have the words “dead indian” in their names, but that could change.

Raquel Rodriguez was on her way to join the Portland Thorns when sports were suddenly shut down by the coronavirus. Three months later the Thorns are set to open the NWSL Challenge Cup with a game against the North Carolina Courage on Saturday.

Hundreds of Black, Indigenous and people of color took part in a bicycle ride this past weekend that celebrated Black joy. The Black Liberation Ride in Portland celebrated its fifth year Friday.

Not everyone has the same access to the Northwest's green spaces. Many Black people felt excluded and unwelcome from a hike in the forests, well before closures meant to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

As the inaugural Black Birding Week comes to a close, Black and Indigenous people, and other people of color, are pushing for more visibility in conversations about conservation and the outdoors in Oregon.