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Courtesy of Jessica MurreyJessica Murrey explains how World Reborn pairs a fantasy story with quests that ask players to practice kindness and empathy beyond the screen. -
Kathryn Wheeler/CalMattersResidents of cities like Pacifica want to limit the presence of visitors and corporations. Companies like Airbnb want to keep their lucrative coastal listings. That tension has led to increased attempts to influence a small but powerful committee.
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Pending court approval, settlement would allow Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery to move forward with their controversial merger. -
Southern Oregon collectors say buying, selling and trading in person offers something an online marketplace cannot: a human connection. -
Rotted timbers closed the rail line for a week. The railroad's general manager says more are in bad shape. -
Klamath tribal members are getting hands-on construction training designed to lead to paid apprenticeships and other skilled-trades jobs. -
Manufacturing and food-processing losses weighed on Coos County, while neighboring Curry County’s employment changed little over the year. -
Owner Delando Pegan and culinary director Skye Elder discuss Rellik Winery’s estate-grown wines, seasonal food and growth near Jacksonville. -
Peter Newman, British Deputy Consul General, visited Ashland, SOU, OSF and JPR on his tour of southern Oregon to mark the 180th anniversary of the Oregon Treaty. -
Rogue Community College will offer eligible small manufacturers hands-on instruction designed to improve efficiency, workforce skills and government-contract readiness. -
The unnamed developer originally behind Medford’s Creekside Quarter did not submit a proposal when the city sought developers earlier this year. -
Ashland-based Madrone Cycles is building mechanical bike components that riders can repair, rebuild and keep using instead of replacing. -
The Golden State’s ports support millions of jobs and roughly a quarter of California’s GDP. But these facilities are also facing pressures from geopolitical tensions and efforts to set better climate and environmental goals. -
A new state report says tariffs have hurt Oregon’s economy, but seafood processors on the South Coast say the latest trade fight is part of a much older struggle to reach foreign markets.
