Demonstrators protest against the Waterway Access Permit at Foster Lake during a float protest on Aug. 9 in Sweet Home.

The group’s aim is simple: gather enough signatures to get a measure on the 2026 ballot that lets Oregon voters decide if they want to ditch a system that requires permits for human-powered boats.

Providers and members gathered for a protest in Downtown Portland, reacting to CareOregon’s policy change. Read online: <a ...

Protestors gathered Saturday at the Lane County Fairgrounds to oppose the sale of a controversial shirt, drawing a response ...

After a man was indicted for his role in a "violent protest" at a Portland ICE facility, his alma mater, Reed College, ...

During his first visit to his district since voting for federal budget cuts, the state’s lone Republican congressperson spoke ...

A passenger is facing assault charges after police say she stabbed a LIFT Paratransit supervisor, leaving him hospitalized late Thursday night. Read online: ...

A Portland man made their first appearance Monday in federal court after being charged with multiple crimes relating to a ...

A Regina Spektor concert in Portland ended early for some fans Saturday night when some people were escorted out and several ...

As Texas Democrats walk out to block a GOP redistricting plan, political experts say the move mirrors Oregon’s 2023 Republican walkout—another example of minority parties using legislative rules to ga ...

Oregon’s lone Republican U.S. Rep. Cliff Bentz spent little time discussing the potential impacts of the recent GOP tax and ...

Democrat-appointed federal judges in Oregon have repeatedly refused to jail suspects charged with violence at an Immigration ...