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Report: Data From 2022 California Traffic Stops Shows 'Pervasive Pattern' of Racial Profiling
Report: Fires, Heat Waves Cause 'Climate Anxiety' in Youth
Report: Oregon Has Too Few Public Defenders
Report: Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas Violated Ethics Laws with Multiple Super Yacht Cruises with Republican Donor
Republicans Predict Midterm Wins Amid Warnings of Threats to Democracy
Republicans Resist Saying 3 Simple Words: 'Joe Biden Won'
Republicans Sue Over New Oregon U.S. House Maps
Republicans Want to Require 80 hours of Work a Month to Keep Medicaid
Republicans Work to Recruit Female and Minority Candidates Even as They Criticize Diversity Programs
Research Project Turns Into Successful Attempt to Free Childhood Friend From Prison
Researchers: Portland Should Expand Non-Police Response Unit
Responding to Gun Violence: County Team of BIPOC Therapists Helps Youth and Families Process Trauma
Retired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the First Woman on the Supreme Court, Has Died at Age 93
Retirement of Longtime Democrat Opens up Oregon House Race
Rev Jesse Jackson and Wife Jacqueline Hospitalized for COVID
Rihanna Listed by Forbes as World’s Youngest Self-Made Billionaire
Rittenhouse Trial Awaits Closing Arguments Before Jury Deliberations
River Chief Imprisoned for Fishing Fights for Sacred Rights
Rosalynn Carter: Advocate for Jimmy Carter and Many Others, Always Leveraging Her Love of Politics
Rose Festival's Public Relations Manager Rich Jarvis Retires
Rosemary Anderson High Launches Prep Program
Russia Attacks Ukraine; Peace in Europe 'Shattered'
Russia is Hosting an Africa Summit to Build Alliance on Food Security and Wagner
Russia Strikes Ukraine's Big Cities and Bears Down on Mariupol
Russian Court Rejects Griner Appeal of Her 9-Year Sentence
Russian Security Official Issues Stark Warning to West
Russian Strongholds in Mideast and Africa Challenge NATO Alliance
Safety Lapses Contributed to Patient Assaults at Oregon State Hospital
Saga of Last US Slave Ship Told in Descendant Documentary
Same-Sex Marriage Faces Senate Test With GOP Votes Uncertain
San Francisco Is Ready to Apologize to Black Residents. Reparations Advocates Want More
San Francisco to Air Black Reparations Plan, $5M per Person
Savannah Picks Emancipated Black Woman to Replace Name of Slavery Advocate on Historic Square
Saving Lives From Extreme Heat: Lessons From the Deadly 2021 Pacific Northwest Heat Wave
School to Start Wednesday in Seattle After Weeklong Strike
School Vaccine Campaigns Targeting Students Face Blowback
Schools in Portland, Oregon, Reach Tentative Deal With Teachers Union After Nearly Month-Long Strike
Schools Say Dress Codes Promote Discipline. But Many Black Students See Traces of Racism
Sci-Fi Books for Young Readers Often Omit Children of Color From the Future
Seattle and L.A. Civil Rights Icon Rev. Dr. Cecil Murray Passes
Seattle Art Museum Presents Groundbreaking Photography by Dawoud and Carrie Mae Weems
Seattle Audubon Changes Name, Severing Tie to Slave Owner
Seattle Audubon Society Dropping 'Audubon' From Name
Seattle Children’s Hospital Confirms 1st COVID-19 Death
Seattle Council OKs Rule for 6 Months' Notice of Rent Hikes
Seattle Council Shifts Money Saved By Officer Departures
Seattle Griot Project Checks In: Here’s How To Expand Local History Preservation
Seattle Griot Project Provides Blueprint for Preserving Black Identity in Whitewashed Neighborhoods
Seattle Mayor Appoints Adrian Diaz as City's Police Chief
Seattle Mayor Nominates New Director of Police Board
Seattle Mayor Plans Big Spending to Ease Homelessness
Seattle Mayoral Primary Will Be a Test of Progressive Movement
Seattle Passes Measures to Address Gig Worker Pay, Rights
Seattle Schools Sue Tech Giants Over Social Media Harm
Seattle Seeks Volunteers to Help With Litter, Graffiti
Seattle Will Pay $10 Million to Protesters Who Said Police Used Excessive Force During 2020 Protests
Seattle's Incoming Mayor Criticizes Proposed Police Cuts
Second Aid Convoy Reaches Gaza as Israel Atacks Targets in Syria and West Bank
Second Annual KidzOutside Festival Brings Music, Community to ‘Forgotten Park’
Second Expelled Black Democrat Reinstated to Tennessee House
Secretary of State Shemia Fagan Announces Resignation, Effective Monday May 9
SEI Fights ‘Summer Slide’
SEI to Help Develop, Oversee, Provide Services at Affordable Housing Development in North Portland
Semi-Automatic Rifle Ban Passes Washington State Legislature
Sen. Laphonza Butler Vows Unwavering Support for the Black Press and Black Communities
Sen. Manning on the Year Ahead and the Year That Was
Sen. Tim Scott Makes It Official: He's a Republican Candidate for President
Senate Confirms Chairman of Joint Chiefs as GOP Senator Still Blocking Hundreds of Military Nominees
Senate Confirms Natalie Wight as the Oregon US Attorney
Senate Passes Emergency Housing Stability and Production Package with Bipartisan Support
Senator James Manning Makes a Stop at The Skanner
Senator Schumer Urges Democratic Colleagues to ‘Demonstrate We Can Deliver Results’
Senators from Left and Right Pull Together on Infrastructure Bill
Senators Question DOJ Funding for AI-Powered Policing Tech
Senators Ready to Debate and Vote on $1T Infrastructure Bill
Separate Water Fountains for Black People Still Stand in the South – Thinly Veiled Monuments to the Long, Strange, Dehumanizing History of Segregation
Shadow Docket Supreme Court Decisions Could Affect Millions
Sharpton: Without No-Knock Warrant Amir Locke Would be Alive
She Was the First Black Teacher and Principle in Anchorage School District, Now a School Will Bear Her Name
Sheila Oliver, New Jersey's Lieutenant Governor and a Prominent Black Leader, Dies at 71
Sheriff: Baldwin Fired Prop Gun That Killed Cinematographer
Shooting of Black Teen Who Went to Wrong House Investigated
Should College Essays Touch on Race? Some Feel the Affirmative Action Ruling Leaves Them No Choice
Sidney Powell Pleads Guilty in Case Over Efforts to Overturn Trump's Georgia Loss and Gets Probation
Signs of Love on Rucker Ave: Blushing Rocks, Scrambled Eggs, A Coffee Date
Simone Biles Dazzles in Her Return From a 2-Year Layoff to Dominate the US Classic
Simone Biles Opens Up About Mental Health in Powerful New Ad Empowering Us to 'Take a Pause'
Six Decades after King’s Historic Speech, Report Shows Black Economic Equality is ‘Still a Dream’
Slavery Rejected in Some, Not All, States Where on Ballot
Slavery Reparations in Amherst Massachusetts Could Include Funding for Youth Programs and Housing
SNAP Benefits Will Increase Permanently in October
Sneaking a Peek: Fans Find Creative Ways to Glimpse Olympics
Social Security Benefits to Jump By 8.7% Next Year
Social Security Boost Will Help Millions of Kids, Too
Solar Energy Push Creates More Robust Support for Black Homeowners
Some Top Republicans Rally to Trump as Possible Charges Loom
South African Doctors See Signs Omicron is Milder than Delta
South African Peace and Racial Justice Activist Desmond Tutu Dies at 90
South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott Abruptly Ends 2024 Presidential Bid, Shocking Even His Campaign Staff
Space Needle Celebrates 60th With Painting Contest

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