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Roman Battaglia/JPR NewsA newly obtained federal report provides undisclosed details of how employees repeatedly observed — and even recorded on video — troubling behavior by a Medford nurse who cared for dozens of patients who'd been prescribed fentanyl. It took 18 months for hospital leaders to connect the situation to a surge in blood infections. -
Nathan Howard/APThis year's unusually warm and dry winter brought with it little snow across much of Oregon. Water managers and farmers are now figuring out whether they’ll have enough water.
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Homelessness prevention shows promising results in California, as advocates push to spread it statewide and nationally. -
The seven students were chosen to compete in the Future Chefs Challenge at Phoenix High School. -
Scientists are trying to figure out if bobcats or other species are stopping fishers from recovering in Oregon. -
A $700 million state program targets homelessness, but housing shortages, staffing challenges and funding gaps are making it harder to move people into permanent housing. -
High school students all over California walked out of class in protest over the Trump administrative aggressive immigration enforcement. Police in two cities, conservative Clovis and liberal Los Angeles, issued warnings about potential arrests to adults who helped them. -
A new bill in the state Legislature could be key in returning the grizzly bear to California. It would require the Department of Fish and Wildlife to create a ‘roadmap’ for reintroduction by June 2028. -
OSF's production of “Come from Away” tells the remarkable true story of a small town that opened its homes to thousands of stranded travelers after the Sept. 11 attacks. -
Some local positions have seen a large number of filings -
More than 350 Oregonians, veteran elected officials and newcomers alike, filed to run for statewide, congressional and legislative offices by Tuesday’s 5 p.m. deadline. -
Education bills on immigration, attendance and some emergency funding moved forward, as big school funding questions remain unanswered. -
The number of Oregon high school students enrolled in career and technical education courses has grown by more than 15% over the past five school years. -
State legislators started the session Feb. 2 and gaveled out after a flurry of major policy and funding moves.
