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A new lawsuit over the opioids epidemic filed by the city of Portland showed alleged pharmacy-level, doctor-level and patient-level advocacy to boost sales.

Oregon is one of seven states not participating in federal youth risk behavior surveys, as it says its own survey is more useful and school-focused.

Montana is making changes to a widely-watched hospital reform, sparking concerns.

Oregonians voted to legalize the use of the psychedelic drug psilocybin in supervised facilities in 2020. But 27 of the state’s 36 counties now have the issue on their ballots again.

After five years on the job, Oregon Health Authority Director Patrick Allen has become a focal point for candidates' criticism.

Officials and experts on Tuesday provided a broad look at the challenges and opportunities in Oregon’s health care workforce situation.

The state’s system doesn’t show the bivalent booster for those who’ve had the first four shots.

A community of caregivers who support one another on social media has taken to TikTok.

Two union-represented groups of workers push to oust publicly-elected board members accused of mismanaging the nonprofit hospital.