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In 2022, more than 48,000 people were killed by guns in the U.S., or about 132 people a day, and suicides accounted for more than half of those deaths, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Leann Johnson was terminated after more than decade working at the state, including eight years as head of a division charged with overseeing internal workplace complaints

Longtime Portland Democrat's draft legislation would unbundle hospice benefit to deter payment for no care

The Oregon Nurses Association accused Providence of illegally locking its members out of their workplaces. Providence said the “union talks one way, acts another.”

The current state of research on older women’s health is woefully inadequate, experts say, and provider bias, government rules don't help

The change comes as a result of a 2021 class-action lawsuit that resulted in refunding $77,041 to 870 people currently in prison

State officials want to use emerging artificial intelligence technology to translate a broad swath of documents and websites related to health and social services, but critics say the plan risk errors and harm

Oregon Health Authority officials said the two, who are in the same household, could have become infected in Marion County between May 19 and June 4

Medford police arrested a former Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center nurse last week for allegedly causing serious infections in 44 of her patients. The number of possible victims in the case may be higher.

Professional associations representing doctors, nurses and others are backing an appeal in support of Measure 114, arguing research shows it would improve public safety