Apr 15 Watch Foster families find and share support with elders at Oregon housing community By PBS News Hour Continue watching
May 16 Watch Major Embryonic Stem Cell Advance Raises Ethical Quandaries Researchers at Oregon Health and Science University have achieved a longtime goal. They cloned a human embryo to derive embryonic stem cells able to transform into tissues and organs genetically identical to patients who need them. Jeffrey Brown talks to… Continue watching
Dec 24 Watch In Legal Showdown Over Marijuana, Oakland Dispensary Takes Leading Role In Legal Showdown Over Marijuana, Oakland Dispensary Takes Leading Role… Continue watching
Oct 24 Univ. of Oregon Students Explore Election Issues By Imani Cheers University of Oregon journalism students film. Photo by Ed Madison University of Oregon undergraduate students from the School of Journalism and Communication spent the summer exploring political issues leading up to the presidential election. University of Oregon… Continue reading
Sep 12 Watch Majestic Forests in Oregon at Risk from Timber Industry and Chemical Spraying Majestic Forests in Oregon at Risk from Timber Industry and Chemical Spraying… Continue watching
Jun 27 Tsunami Dock Carries Invaders to Oregon By Rebecca Jacobson, Inside Energy Remnants of the 2011 Japan tsunami have started to arrive on the western shores of North America, posing new challenges to beach clean up, like a 165-ton industrial pier that made its way to Agate Beach in Oregon. Continue reading
Apr 12 Watch Would a Major Earthquake Sink Portland or Seattle in Liquefied Soil? Would a Major Earthquake Sink Portland or Seattle in Liquefied Soil?… Continue watching
Mar 12 Watch In Oregon, Rare ‘Snowstorm’ of Pine Butterflies Takes Toll on Forests In Oregon, Rare 'Snowstorm' of Pine Butterflies Takes Toll on Forests… Continue watching
Mar 08 Watch Oregon Farmers Surprised to Find Fish in Fields Researchers in Oregon's Willamette Valley found young native fish thriving in ditches that fill with water during the winter months. The unrecognized habitat meant farmers had been inadvertently raising fish in their fields, in addition to their intended crops, for… Continue watching
Dec 11 Patchwork Nation: Health Care System Buckles as Tourism Slows in Ore. By Anna Shoup In Lincoln City, Ore., where the local economy remains heavily dependent on tourism, many jobs lack health insurance. And when jobs become scarce, even more find themselves struggling to find care. Continue reading