With $4 million in funding toward Salem-area homeless services in limbo, providers worry that changes in federal contracts indicate deeper cuts and more restrictions on care ahead.

More than 200 U.S. college and university leaders signed a letter Tuesday objecting to the “coercive use of public research funding.”

Your May 20 election ballot may include four school board seats, a new Salem city councilor and a Salem property tax levy. Here’s a guide to learning more about local…

As legal challenges to a voter-approved gun control law continue, Oregon lawmakers are considering a set of additional restrictions on gun purchases that are among the most controversial measures of…