Corvallis

Oregon State University has agreed to pay $475,000 as part of a settlement with a blind student and the National Federation of the Blind. The claim asserted that STEM course material wasn’t provided to the student in a timely or accurate manner.

The 20 Oregon micropolitan and metropolitan that were named in the report were evenly split between adding and losing people.

The Oregon State University School of Psychological Science has opened its psychology training clinic in Corvallis to the broader community for low cost mental health services.

Corvallis Housing First broke ground on their new project, Third Street Commons, a permanent supportive housing community.

Between now and July 4, the Portland-based nonprofit Oregon Humanities is running a series of conversations across the state, with 16 topics inspired by the Declaration of Independence.

Solar installers from across Oregon are coming together to install a solar array at the Corvallis Community Center in honor of industry pioneer James Reismiller.

Grass Roots Books and Music is an independent bookstore that has served Corvallis since 1971. Recently, the store's founders announced they’d be selling the business to three employees: Jay Enghauser, Brandon Enghauser, and Amber Hamilton.

The Oregon Health Authority, along with Oregon State University, recently detected the measles virus in Corvallis-area wastewater.

Farmers in the Corvallis area are invited to grow hay in partnership with the city.

Benton County has several free daytime warming centers for those who need to get out of the cold and some limited options for overnight shelter.

Oregon regulators fined a railroad company about $82,000 after its trestle bridge in Corvallis collapsed last January, causing a train derailment that dumped toxic chemicals into the river below.