Portland Makes List of Top 50 Cities with Bed Bugs

Orkin says bed bugs can happen to anyone; even Portland!

Employers: Here are 9 Ways to Help Employees Keep their Resolutions

Healthy and safe workers make for a more productive workplace, all year round.

OHA Says: Get Your Flu Shot

It's not to late to get a vaccine before your holiday gatherings.

World AIDS Day: Oregon Announces Plan to End HIV

"We look forward to a new reality in Oregon – the elimination of HIV transmission,” said Lillian Shirley of OHA's Public Health Division.

Portland Ordered to Reduce Lead Levels in Drinking Water

Portland Water Bureau has been ordered to take immediate action.

Norovirus Season: Four Treated at Mount Hood Medical Center

Legacy Health says that the patients are being kept separate from others to avoid the spread of the virus.

5 Health and Wellness Safety Events Offered by Portland Public Schools

The Portland Public School community is dedicated to the health and safety of its students-take a look at these 5 programs.

Opioid Addiction: Lack of Treatment Options Leads to More Deaths

New report says that tens of millions of Americans live in counties without sufficient treatment options.

Oregon Food Bank Hosting Film Screening Sunday

The film addresses issues specific about food and farming in Oregon.

Walgreen's Launches Safe Medication Disposal Kiosk Program in Oregon

Six sites throughout the state to help combat growing problem of opioid abuse.

About Portland: In DEA's Marijuana Decision, One Doctor Sees Science Losing Out

Dr. Colin Roberts, the head of the Doernbecher Childhood Epilepsy Program at OHSU, understands the decision but doesn't think it was right.

Best Hospitals In Oregon: U.S. News and World Report's New Rankings

The 2016 rankings are out. Hospitals were graded according to 16 specialties.

Lead Problem for Portland Parks & Recreation

While most samples came back within limits, nine percent had levels of lead above what's considered safe.

Record Levels of Lead in Two Homes Supplied by Portland Water

The Oregonian reports that two Washington County homes had levels of lead far above what the EPA says should be the maximum.

Governor Brown Orders Cease and Desist to Bullseye

Directs Department of Environmental Quality to direct the company to stop using several hazardous air pollutants.

Meat and Chicken Products Recall: Listeria Warning for 47 Million Pounds Sold in Oregon, Elsewhere

The Listeria recall of vegetables expands to 47 million pounds of frozen chicken and meat products that include veggies.

Munchkin Pacifier Recall Announced Over Choking Hazard

Calif-based Munchkin recalled the pacifiers because a clip could detach, causing babies to choke. Ten cases have already been reported.

OHSU Gets $12 Million Gift for Housing for Families of Patients

Donation comes from Gary and Christine Rood helps meet significant demand for guest housing near the hospital.

Providence Portland Ranked Among Top Oregon Hospitals: Hospital Safety Grades

The Leapfrog Group announced its ratings Monday, which gives hospitals a grade of A through F for patient safety.

MS Patients: Multiple Sclerosis Society of Portland Offers Air Conditioners

The plan is called "Summer Comfort."

Live in Beaverton or Hillsboro? You May Be Healthier as a Result

New survey by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the University of Wisconsin puts Washington County at number one in Oregon

Portland Air Called Safe Despite Presence of Metal Emissions

Agency releases results of news testing, says thing safe but urges washing hands after gardening

OHSU Hires Scientist to Head Cancer Research

To head its Center for Early Detection Research, Oregon Health Sciences University turns to a nanotechnologist.

Blind Runner Who Sued Portland Over Injury Moves Closer to Court

A woman who was injured running in Tom McCall Waterfront Park in Downtown Portland might finally get her day in court.