Neighbors and agencies tasked with cleaning up yards, gardens and soil contaminated with dioxins from the J.H. Baxter & Co. plant in West Eugene are still waiting for work to get underway more than a year after the wood treatment plant closed.

Believe it or not, winter can be a great time to surf in Oregon. While summer offers more consistent waves and weather, winter waves can be more powerful.

Explore the pine forests and aspen groves of Sisters on horseback for a fun and unique outdoor adventure.

Peterson Ridge Trail offers over 20 miles of singletrack that are great for all levels.

From fights over campsites to park rangers being assaulted, Oregon’s campgrounds are getting angrier.

About one in 10 Oregonians faces food insecurity. For students, that number is even more daunting. Fortunately, a committed mix of community members are working toward a solution.

An athlete once barred from his team returns after his sport moves toward inclusivity.

Running an animal sanctuary means waking up at 4 a.m., chasing after runaway goats and massaging a baby pig’s legs until they can walk again. Do you have what it takes? Here’s how four Oregon animal sanctuary owners persevere through hardship

Parties are an integral part of the college experience for many students. Whether it be a tailgate, a house show or fraternity party, students have had their pick of how they want to spend a night out. Now, however, the choices are slimmer. With the coronavirus on the forefront of most students’ minds, partying has taken a back seat — at least for some.