Washington lawmakers, dealing with a state budget crisis, are looking to make cuts and the Columbia River Gorge Commission is potentially in the crosshairs.

Explore the natural wonders and charming atmosphere of the Pacific Northwest while staying in an artsy Washington city along ...

It can be all too easy to heap accolades upon Oregon’s most beautiful places, but this time we really, seriously mean it. The ...

CLARK COUNTY Wash. (KPTV) - Columbia River Mental Health Services announced an immediate pause to several of its care programs on Monday. Clients in Vancouver, Hazel Dell, and Battle Ground will ...

Under threat from the Trump administration to lose federal funding, Columbia University agreed to implement a host of policy changes Friday, including overhauling its rules for protests and ...

Both the administration's approach to handling funding cut-offs under the Civil Rights Act and the specific demands being made of Columbia pose extraordinary threat to a pluralistic society and ...

Crowds of people gathered in cities across the country on Saturday for ”Hands Off!” rallies, to protest against the Trump Administration. Authorities said a fire was intentionally set on a ...

Soil instability has closed a portion of the Historic Columbia River Highway (Hwy 30 ... That means a key connection to rides in the Gorge is no longer available. Car drivers can use I-84 as a detour ...

It’s a game of inches when it comes to the Columbia River Treaty. The eight years of negotiations on the 61-year-old treaty between Canada and the United States were close to conclusion — an ...

Earlier this year, the Northwest Power and Conservation Council announced it had fallen more than halfway short of its longtime goal of 5 million fish returning to the Columbia River Basin each year.

The Trump administration’s recent attack on Columbia University puts all of that at risk, presenting the greatest threat to American universities since the Red Scare of the 1950s. Every American ...

The Columbia Gorge Fruit Growers represents about 440 Oregon tree fruit growers and contributes between $40,000 and $80,000 per year toward research at Oregon State University’s Mid-Columbia Research ...