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Refillable beer bottles from seven craft breweries are popping up on store shelves across Oregon as the state leads an effort to bring back a more sustainable way of drinking beer.

When a ship owner’s dreams die, the vessel may end up as a pollution source. DNR wants to spur cleanups and rural jobs.

Preliminary ruling scuttles proposed 137-mile trail system and sends USFS back to the drawing board.

The latest push is underway to turn Devil's Staircase into a protected wilderness area in Southwest Oregon. And the chief sponsor in Congress is ready to try again, next year.

An effort is underway to monitor lamprey numbers in southern coastal Oregon, to help researchers learn about their migration patterns and challenges.

Legal protections for the Humboldt marten are in flux across state lines. But things are more certain in California, where the Fish and Game Commission voted to list the small mammal as endangered.

Construction started this week on a habitat restoration project that will welcome salmon back into a wetland in the heart of Southeast Portland.

Nearly $51 million in tourism revenue was lost in Oregon last year because of wildfires.

Fire seasons are now 105 days longer in the western U.S. than they were in the 1970s. And longer wildfire seasons means more smoke pouring into cities and towns.

Oregon’s Department of Environmental Quality has settled a lawsuit that environmental groups filed over the state’s regulation of stormwater pollution.

After cutting down trees in a section of forest, logging crews can do their local bees a favor by sticking around to clear the debris and flatten the ground.