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Around 100,000 people in Marion and Polk counties will lose their health insurance by next year, when Providence plans to ax much of its insurance business.
Providence Health & Services is a not-for-profit healthcare system that provides insurance to over 421,000 Oregonians who use it to see the doctor, get their shots and pay for medications. The company
Salem Reporter is publishing profiles about one graduating senior from each Salem-Keizer School District high school for its Class of 2026 series. The seniors were selected by their teachers, coaches and advisors for exceptional leadership and perseverance. See the other profiles
The Beach Boys are returning to Salem this summer as part of the Oregon State Fair’s concert lineup of 11 artists, along with Weird Al, BigXThaPlug, Walker Hayes and others.
There will be a concert each night of the fair, which will run Friday, Aug. 28 to Monday, Sept. 7.
See the Oregon State Fair’s page
A 14-year-old boy was killed in a crash in east Salem on Tuesday night, according to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office.
In a Wednesday statement, the sheriff’s office said the boy, a pedestrian, was hit by a driver on Southeast Lancaster Drive, near Southeast Mahr...
Salem Reporter in April shared the account of Melinda Lou Kayser, a Salem woman who died on a Salem sidewalk after Marion County Officials determined she could take care of herself.
The three-part series showed how, over the course of decades, Oregon’s mental health system failed her again and again.
The judges for the 2025 Northwest Excellence in Journali...