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Oregon is one of the most secretive states in the nation when it comes to disclosure of low-income housing spends. A ProPublica reporter uncovers the details.
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Winston Mayor Christie Knutson has asked Oregon's congressional delegation to help address widespread USPS mail delays impacting lost bills, medication, and election ballots.
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Growing public backlash over data centers is becoming an issue for voters of both parties in the Oregon governor’s race.
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Courts have ruled twice this week on the Trump administration’s efforts to limit voting by mail, most recently blocking new U.S. Postal Service restrictions Thursday.
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Oregon’s attorney general has closed the door on several potential criminal investigations into federal agents that were spurred by reports of alleged misconduct reported by Oregonians since last fall.
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Lane County is undertaking a $17 million modernization of the Public Services Building's cooling and electrical systems in downtown Eugene.
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Economists also say the state may be in for more revenue as lawmakers craft a budget next year.
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The Oregon State Sheriffs' Association voted unanimously to permanently ban Curry County Sheriff John Ward following an investigation into foundation donations.
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Steve Mokrohisky is preparing to leave after nearly 13 years on the job.
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Election officials will begin mailing ballots to most Oregon voters in mid-October.
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Oregon election officials say November's vote-by-mail will proceed as planned after the U.S. Supreme Court temporarily cleared President Trump's executive order.
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Councilors closed a special meeting Monday night without a vote on taking a stance for or against the ballot measure.