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State officials declined to specify whether the case involved an infant, child, or adolescent, saying only that the person was below the age of 18.

Commissioners will consider policy language for new restrictions on the products in September.

Portland Public Schools is among the agencies slated to receive funds.

Federal suit includes numerous explicit texts allegedly sent by recently departed state employee.

In a lawsuit, a former prisoner alleges he didn’t get surgery to treat a broken nose for months despite repeated requests for care.

RIP Medical Debt has boomed during the pandemic, freeing thousands of patients of medical debt at a time — and it’s just getting started.

The survey comes as Planned Parenthood gears up to serve out-of-state clients who come to Oregon from Idaho for reproductive services.

A study of rural drug users in 10 states found the combination fuels heightened overdose risk, but many programs are not equipped to treat people who are using both drugs.

A new payroll system instituted in early July has led to lost wages, and system officials say they are trying to fix it.

At a roundtable discussion with U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden and a federal official, many expressed frustration with outdated rules and regulations.