The Oregonian/OregonLive had already reported that investigators cleared Harrington of alleged discrimination and harassment. The county held back the 17-page report for months.

Eli Hurley, who started in the role Monday, listed eight years of executive-level experience on his job application. He had three.

Harrington is facing immense backlash from local officials after flipping off Commissioner Nafisa Fai in a public meeting.

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library has provided 4.5 million books to Oregon children since 2007.

Experts say the time has come for Oregon to tackle a top-to-bottom rewrite of its entire school funding formula.

Giselle Bautista and her fellow classmates faced more than many of their peers in the class of 2026 to get to graduation and beyond.

In Oregon, school poverty amplifies chronic absenteeism. But fixing the problem demands time and resources.

Most third grade teachers juggle a handful of students who require above-and-beyond care and attention. At Glenfair Elementary School, Anne Harris has more than 20.

Oregon is the only state in the country to rely solely on U.S. Census Bureau data to account for poverty in school districts, undercounting more than 100,000 students statewide.

Oregon is the only state in the country to rely solely on U.S. Census Bureau data to account for poverty in school districts, undercounting more than 100,000 students statewide.

Here is a look at what races we're watching today.

Many more ballots are expected to arrive at election offices today and tomorrow.

Voters who have yet to cast their ballot are encouraged to drop their ballot in an official drop box.

The review comes as the agency’s commissioner is running for reelection.

The Oregon Department of Revenue wrongly took $20K from the out-of-state woman, but returned it after The Oregonian/OregonLive asked questions.

Residents have dealt with chop shops, sex trafficking and squatters, but Chris Bolton's overgrown laurel got immediate attention and a $693 penalty.

A small but formidable faction favors a more strike-ready, anti-capitalist approach, testing the union's traditional ties.

The winner of the May primary will face Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek in the November election.

No political action committee has been created to support the measure, and no money has been raised to advocate for its passage.

The shakeup comes after the former CEO resigned last year in the wake of an Oregonian/OregonLive investigation into travel and food spending at the agency.

The independent review followed an investigation by The Oregonian/OregonLive.

It's been no picnic for Elana Pirtle-Guiney as she's tried to lead Portland's first City Council under a new form of government.

Opponents had until Dec. 30 to collect the 78,116 valid signatures to refer the tax hikes to voters.

The sewer board asserted the decision to relocate its subsidiary made financial sense and was not just a response to public outcry.

Ten top election officials are pressing the Trump administration on whether it misled states on how it would use voter data.

Rep. Annessa Hartman plans to continue serving while undergoing treatment for stage 3 cervical cancer.

It’s unclear how many other Oregon locations may be under review.

More than two dozen states ban lawmakers from hiring their own relatives. Oregon does not.

More than two dozen states ban lawmakers from hiring their own relatives. Oregon does not.

Elsewhere, two Portland-area schools bonds appeared headed for approval, while voters shot down another.

Elections officials recommend people who have yet to submit their ballot drop it off at an official ballot drop site.

"If I could do it over, I would do it differently.”

Lawyers for the state swiftly filed a motion to have 11 federal appeal court judges review the decision.

Ballots will be mailed to voters beginning Wednesday.

Officials who defended the annual junkets have changed course following an investigation by The Oregonian/OregonLive.

One family's wait exposes systemic problems in state's response to school discrimination allegations.

The city of Portland claims federal agents allow conservative journalists special access while cracking down on anti-ICE protesters and deploying unnecessary use of force.

U.S. District Judge Karin J. Immergut issued a second broader temporary restraining order late Sunday night.

President Trump said conditions continue to deteriorate. Here’s what the newsroom saw.

“Our ability to respond efficiently to the President’s order of military intervention in recent days wasn’t by accident, it was by design,” Gov. Tina Kotek told The Oregonian/OregonLive.