Researchers followed nearly 160,000 postmenopausal women for about 18 years. Their findings suggest an association but do not establish that radon caused cancer.

The documentary follows women scientists working to save bats from white-nose syndrome. Director Kristin Tièche and scientist Alice Chung-MacCoubrey will take questions.

A Cal Poly Humboldt study found barn owls can reduce rodent populations in Napa Valley vineyards while changing how the remaining pests behave.

A sewer plant dating to the 1970s is among Glendale’s infrastructure concerns. Mayor Crystal Martin discusses funding challenges and her work beyond City Hall.

Rogue Valley winemakers start with the same gamay grapes and make distinct wines. Ashland Nouveau Fest offers a chance to taste their choices side by side.

In today's news roundup, candidate compete for southern Oregon's state senate seat, Lane and Linn counties' state senate seat and the Jackson County commissioner race, while rural Lane County faces water infrastructure challenges.

Wyden’s federal land proposal faces opposition as he presses for surveillance safeguards and questions how new Medicaid rules will affect patients.

New housing on Oregon’s South Coast, Bentz and Beck’s healthcare divide, a rural hospital partnership and Ashland’s permanent parks fee.

The literary magazine that published early work by Ken Kesey and George Saunders is back, with students helping find and publish a new generation of writers.

Organizers plan to use residents’ concerns to guide discussions and develop policy recommendations for Oregon’s governor and Legislature.

Guest conductors Brian Kerns and Martin Behnke lead the volunteer ensemble in a program pairing narration with music from different eras of American history.

Underground History host Chelsea Rose explores the healthy relationship between a Chinese doctor in eastern Oregon and pioneer settlers of the 19th century.