“He wanted his identity to be a reporter, and that’s what it was,” his father said.

ICE pulls commercially bought personal data and government records, making it easier for agents to track people down. The bill’s newest version won’t address that.

Immigrant families are skipping medical appointments and delaying care as they weigh health risks against fears of detention or deportation.

Insulin is often cited as a prime example of soaring drug costs after years of price hike by drug manufacturers.

Patients say the closure disrupts pregnancy care and limits local access to women’s health services in the Corvallis area.

Schoolhouse sold to Food52, a New York food and lifestyle publisher, in 2021.

Senior Circuit Judge Susan P. Graber wrote a 35-page dissent.

Many pharmacists can only give the shot to those who bring in a prescription.

Federal cuts could hit harder in states like Oregon that have embraced Medicaid expansion and added benefits to its safety-net health care program.

The chipmaker's Oregon workforce is at its lowest point in more than a decade.

“You have people in this situation who knew that this company was undervalued and sold it to themselves and misled folks for personal gain."

It’s another blow to one of former Chair Lina Khan’s accomplishments.

Rick Wright took over the family grocery business in 1997 and grew it into a 12-store Oregon chain.

A growing number of doctors are embracing a subscription model that some patients love — but which could widen equity gaps.

The top remaining candidate to lead the school during a tumultuous chapter is a Harvard-educated former Biden administration health official.

The proposed rate hikes would affect individuals who buy their own health insurance or get coverage through a small-business employer.

Hospitals say the state legislation is duplicative of existing federal laws but would add to the cost of compliance.

Schoolhouse, sold four years ago to an ecommerce company, appears to be vacating all or most of the building.

The Portland company will open a larger factory in Kentucky, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Scientists had hoped to use the money to advance semiconductor, manufacturing and medical technology.

The university said Pamplin’s name was removed after an agreement "concluded."

Oregon Health & Science University announced plans to absorb Legacy Health in 2023, setting off a long regulatory review that came to a sudden end Monday.

OHSU’s dire financial update comes as it works to finalize its high-profile acquisition of Legacy.

The plan needs to overcome questions about funding and the stadium site. Backers also need an owner willing to spend billions for an MLB team.

Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus causes sudden death.

A judge last week ruled the property, anchored by a Ritz-Carlton hotel, could be transferred to a lender to avert a foreclosure.

Health officials are still investigating the cause, but most cases are never definitively solved.

New court filings describe dire financial challenges for owners of the tower, which houses the Ritz-Carlton hotel, the Flock food hall, offices and condos.

The new approach aims to improve convenience, but also avoid people rationing doses or running out of critical medications.

Finding a primary care provider isn’t always easy, but there are strategies to help.

Patients are beginning to feel the effects of problems experts have been raising for years.

Patients are beginning to feel the effects of problems experts have been raising for years.

OHSU and the insurance giant finalized a new contract to keep patients in network.

The sweeping cuts will cost the state about $117 million in health funding.

The city's future hinges on getting the big and little things right, boosters say: housing, public safety and civic ambition.

The documents were unsealed Tuesday after a three-year court battle with The Oregonian/OregonLive and other news organizations.

Oregon depends on provider taxes to fund its Medicaid program more than most other states.

The Portland area fell to No. 26, just ahead of Sacramento, California.

Facility fees charged for hospital care have grown more common for routine check-ups and procedures, consumer advocates say.

Ready Capital, which holds a construction loan that was supposed to be paid off by December, said it’s still owed at least $503 million.

Cuts floated by the Trump administration to the federal housing agency could cut its field office in Portland by half or more.

After a strike lasted more than six weeks, Providence nurses will return to work as soon as Wednesday night.

Born and raised in Oregon, Bottomly has championed accountability reporting and protecting access to public records and meetings for journalists statewide.

An ill-fated deal came after days of round-the-clock mediation, but those marathon sessions haven’t resumed.

Nurses had reservations about the proposals resulting from a week of intensive mediation.

Several nurses told The Oregonian/OregonLive they plan to vote to reject the contract and continue a strike approaching its fifth week.