Nvidia’s Jensen Huang: ‘We need to create new social norms’

Tommy Tuberville bucks Nick Saban plan to save college sports, proposes own bill

Tuberville, who coached at Auburn University, has been vocal about changes to college sports and his desire to update the system.

Portland eyes shot that could fix Oregon’s most notorious railroad crossing

A proposed merger between two railroad giants could give Portland city officials an unusual chance to force a fix along an area known for its horrific traffic jams.

Driver acquitted of manslaughter in Shelby County 10-year-old’s death sentenced for drugs

John David Winton, convicted of unlawful possession of a controlled substance, was sentenced to 12 months in the county jail.

Sprinkler malfunctions at halftime of World Cup match as Foxborough switches to natural grass

It wasn’t a totally smooth transition to natural grass in Foxborough.

70,000 Oregonians lost food stamps; the state didn’t see it coming

Roughly 708,000 Oregonians now receive benefits from the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, a drop of 70,000 people since April 2025.