Elizabeth Miller

Students across Oregon and nationwide struggle with anxiety, depression, and other mental health challenges, issues that affect them at home and in school. Many schools are stepping up to meet these student needs.

It’s been four years since COVID-19 shut down schools. The Class of 2025 was in 7th grade. As juniors in high school, they’re still feeling the effects.

Addressing student mental health is now a part of the many services schools offer. A look at what’s available at David Douglas, the school several students in the Class of 2025 attend.

More importantly, loosening regulations on ADUs has significantly improved housing options nationwide and helped homeowners save money.

Elizabeth Miller, MA, the manager of health literacy at the National MS Society, discussed the impact of health literacy in the multiple sclerosis community.

Kim Wright has spent hundreds of hours on the phone with neighbors. Wright, a retired nurse, volunteers with the Cimarron Watershed Alliance, a nonprofit focused on watershed and forest health on the eastern edge of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. The 2022 Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon fire made the fears of a catastrophic fire feel all […]

Future science and social studies teachers visited a North Portland neighborhood to create a lesson plan on highway development

Home to hundreds of species, the Gila Wilderness is a bird-watcher’s paradise.

Pinyon jay populations have been declining—everywhere but the Gila.

Republican lawmakers and several media outlets named a Portland high school student athlete this week, saying the student shouldn't be permitted to participate in girls sports because of their gender identity.