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Mount Adams normally experiences a small earthquake every few years. But recent events have shaken expectations—there were six small quakes in September alone.

The city of Vancouver is less than a quarter of the way to securing enough funding to mitigate toxic “forever chemicals” from its drinking water by 2029.

At least one company is no longer interested in bidding on a chance to develop a floating offshore wind project off the Southern Oregon coast, and others may also have backed out.

Oregon’s weather is becoming less predictable. That can make running a farm harder, and it’s pushing farmers to be more climate resilient.

Southern Oregon Tribes have filed a lawsuit against the federal government, in an effort to delay an upcoming floating offshore wind lease auction off the Oregon Coast.

A national firefighter labor shortage is making it harder to suppress massive wildfires across the West.

The company that owns Sizzle Pie, Rudy’s Barbershop, See See Motor Coffee Co. and Bamboo Sushi is facing evictions and lawsuits.

When Matt Swihart started Double Mountain Brewery his vision was to sell beer in the most ecologically sustainable way possible - in reusable bottles.

Attorneys for the two employees say police brass embarked on a “campaign of retaliation” after they testified about misogyny within the department.

Oregon’s temperatures are dipping, but last month’s heat wave solidified an unsettling trend: Extreme heat is hitting Oregon’s aging population hard.