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Drive-By Truckers play first West Coast homecoming at Portland’s Revolution Hall

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Transitional housing program offers help to people newly released from Clark County Jail

First-ever Eagle Cap film festival opens in Wallowa County

Partisan races in Oregon and Washington largely mirror the national blue wave

Lifetime achievement award for animal protection given to retired Lewis & Clark professor

How the US military shaped the outdoor apparel industry

Vancouver and Keizer menders want to keep repair culture alive

Retiring Hermiston chaplain reflects on 25 years of counseling first responders

OHSU researchers get $12.5 million grant to study molecule that regulates some of body’s key functions

‘Staff Pick’: Lullaby Project rebroadcast

PNW scientists are working to extract minerals from seawater

NW election directors on the security of the election system as Election Day nears

The growing popularity of girls flag football in Oregon and beyond

The Portland Opera and The Immigrant Story blend live storytelling and music for ‘The American Story’

BikePortland founder steps down after two decades of reporting on cycling culture, policy

How poor ocean conditions can harm threatened marbled murrelets

City of Umatilla declares a state of emergency over Kotek’s data center moratorium

What might prevent another school shooting? An Oregon group shares their thoughts

State of Black Oregon report details gains, challenges among Black communities in Oregon

Court order limits wild horse capture in southeastern Oregon

Bend-La Pine superintendent on reopening classes after Silver Rail elementary school shooting

OPB’s extended interview with Kaylub Giamanco, Bend father who killed Silver Rail shooter

University of Washington researcher studies impacts of technologies used inside prisons

Why sexual assault-prevention training modules at Oregon universities rarely work

A conversation with Oregon’s Teacher of the Year

Progress report on biggest public works project in Portland history

Arsenic in drinking water threatens families in Malheur County mobile home parks

Portland Trail Blazers kick off NBA season with dominant home victory as Moda Center deadline looms

For the first time, PNW monarch butterflies are being digitally tracked on their annual migration

How a grandfather’s escape from North Korea inspired Portland musician’s new solo show

Ayad Akhtar’s new novel illuminates “The Radiance” of a life-changing trauma

Portland ghost tour guides share their best haunted stories

Three candidates make their case to be Multnomah County Chair

All but two health insurance carriers pull out of individual marketplace in Central Oregon

Grief in Bend after deadly school shooting

Portland Public Schools Superintendent answers questions about proposed school closures

Nonprofit seeks volunteers to help tally wildlife, dead or alive, on Oregon’s roads

A historian’s perspective on where we are as a nation

Salmon are returning to the Upper Klamath River after 100 years

Rogue Valley faring better than other Oregon wine regions amid industry-wide downturn

Algal blooms are happening more often in Oregon and around the West

Investigative series reveals past stories of educator sexual misconduct at Centennial High School

Portland nonprofit Ukandu opens year-round community center for children with cancer and their families

Many PPS families asking for a pause in school closures process

From hip-hop pioneers to a legendary jazz bassist, KMHD’s October music highlights

How and why Metro has been creating “Nature Parks” since the ‘90s

Portland-based group Seffarine releases new album