Dave Miller

We hear from Vivian Anderson, an 88-year-old Oregonian who recently had a psilocybin session to help recover from decades-old trauma. We spoke to her before her session and shortly after it.

As many as half of the deaths in Pacific Northwest jails are due to suicide.

Geothermal energy is a renewable energy resource with enormous potential, but the number of plants has been limited by several factors. However, a breakthrough in geothermal technology that was announced recently in Nevada could change that.

A law professor says Measure 114, which Oregon voters approved in the fall and is currently held up by legal challenges, will likely go to the U.S. Supreme Court.

The federal bench trial that will result in a first ruling about whether the new law is legal under the U.S. Constitution starts next week at the federal courthouse in Portland.

The city of John Day, the John Day River and the city of Dayville are all named after the same person. But who was John Day?

A new exhibit in Salem showcases more than 50 prints spanning four decades made by Portland mixed-media artist Rita Robillard.

We hear from a University of Oregon professor about global population trends.

Portland State expert Marisa Zapata says Kotek's three executive orders are a good start that will require big money, a shift in public sector thinking and cooperation from local governments.

Tera Hurst, of the Oregon Health Justice Recovery Alliance, says thousands of people are already getting help and that "transformational change" takes time.