Grant Golliher's book Think Like a Horse: Lessons in Life, Leadership, and Empathy from an Unconventional Cowboy.

Fireworks and fabulousness: First Friday Arts for July.

Our part of the world sits atop the Cascadia Subduction Zone, and movement in that zone far beneath us could bring a gigantic earthquake. But the earthquake could well come with a big wall of water, a tsunami generated in the Pacific.

The Oregon Health Authority recently released a governor-ordered report on youth mental health and climate change, and it finds young people stressed by the changes and disillusioned by the failure of adults to do more to address the problems.

Research shows climate change causing greater pollution impacts on young lungs.

Columbia professor John McWhorter says setting the bar at "woke" alienates too many people.

Restrictions are mostly lifted and bands on the road again, Rogue Sounds returns. Josh Gross, music player and creator, is our guide, compiling the list of musical events, with an eye to variety.

La Clinica shares its expertise in equity, diversity, and inclusion, by offering training.

Master Gardener Q @ A.

Pulitzer winner, Kathryn Schulz, shifts focus from Oregon quakes to her own life in Lost & Found.