In his new book "Hope Dies Last," award-winning environmental journalist Alan Weisman shares the four existential threats facing humanity — and highlights the people searching for solutions.

Each penny cost U.S. taxpayers 3.7 cents to produce.

How they fell was unknown, but they had crossed over safety railings, according to the statement.

Here's how to help an estimated 7.4 million birds traveling Oregon’s skies, according to the Bird Alliance of Oregon.

Goeffrey Hammond faces life in prison for killing a motorist who was on his way to his daughter’s soccer game.

McDonald's said Thursday that it's same-store sales, or sales at locations open at least a year, fell 1% globally in the January-March period. Wall Street had been expecting an increase of nearly 2%.

The move comes after a firestorm of public criticism over her decision to call the police to campus during a heated conversation with two Black parents in late March.

The grand opening will include freebies, tarot readings and summer tunes.

The report reveals disproportionate impact on Black managers and low trust in the complaints investigation process.

The incentive could remove a roadblock to building new homes and apartments in Portland but cost the city millions of dollars

The most recent body was spotted in the same area where another body was found less than two weeks ago.

Nine people were arrested at the house, which was unoccupied after the owner left for medical reasons.

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