April 25 marks the official opening of the Nancy Stueber Natural Sciences Hall at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry.

You couldn’t blame M.A. Vignola for feeling a little culture shock. She arrived in Portland with the October rain, via a ...

A new study shows a wide variance among school districts in how much face time students have with teachers—a longstanding ...

The judge overseeing a major legal battle over the Trump administration’s move to deploy U.S. troops in Portland has recused himself from the case after lawyers for the federal government suggested ...

Earlier this month, WW reported how Ivory Mathews, the CEO of Home Forward, spent over $100,000 on agency-funded travel ...

Although the Republican primary for governor is the marquee race on Oregon’s May 19 ballot, no independent assessment of the ...

A prominent faculty member accuses the dean of the School of Medicine of gender discrimination—and threatens to sue.

The “attack text” appears to be one that Oregon Right to Life, the state’s leading anti-abortion group, sent out last week.

To reduce blight and revitalize downtown, a trio of progressive councilors wants to explore penalizing owners of long-vacant ...

It’s no secret that Portland Public Schools has a portfolio of aging buildings. But the environmental consequences of those ...

As PPS faces a continued budget crisis, some say it's time to pause a decision to get rid of Local School Foundations.

School buildings are now often much more than learning spaces. They’re often neighborhood hubs that help families navigate ...