Severe weather could be on the way for much of Oregon on Wednesday, including possible thunderstorms, lightning and even tornadoes.

Driven by high food prices and ethical concerns, some Oregonians use social networks to find their next meal.

Oregon looks to be entering a drought-free spring as rains could continue for several more weeks, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s spring outlook.

A lawsuit brought by 21 young people against the U.S. government over climate change has come to an end, a decade after it was filed.

A coalition of environmental groups sued the Eugene Water and Electric Board, accusing the public utility of violating the Endangered Species Act. EWEB has disputed the allegations.

A $20 million federal grant to support environment and climate justice in Lane County has been suspended. Local officials are now unclear on what’s next.

The Lane County Audubon Society is working with Eugene/Springfield residents to create a welcoming habitat for native flora and fauna.

The agency says there were nearly 54 million day-use visits last year.

A statewide program that launched this year keeps a bulky and problematic item out of Oregon landfills: mattresses.

A Native American photojournalist is promoting a “Land Back” movement across the U.S. for territory ceded or taken during colonization.