Among the cuts in a Republican-led proposal are an expedited end to a decades-old credit for those who install solar panels.

Starting July 11, the Roseburg News-Review will cut its daily print publication from five times a week to once a week. An online version of the paper will be released daily.

Even with older homes and high housing demand, Oregon home flipping remains below national average.

This September marks five years since the Holiday Farm Fire burned up more than 173,000 acres in Oregon’s McKenzie River Corridor including Blue River. It’s a scenic mountain town that’s been around since 1900, with mining and timber as its former big industries.

Legislation comes as tech industry embraces small modular nuclear reactors

We talk with Bev Smith, Executive Director of Kidsports, about the organization's role in providing 12,000 children annually youth sports opportunities.. The Kidsports facility was built upon the grounds of the old Civic Stadium which burned down 10 years ago this week.

We discuss Senate Bill 1177, which proposes using Oregon's tax kicker money to create a wildfire reserve fund with the bill's sponsor Senator Jeff Golden. We also introduce KLCC's summer interns, Gabriella Sgro and Julia Boboc.

The company called the move a strategic business decision.

We talk with Oregon Journalism Project editor and reporter James Neff about his article which discusses a proposal to allow cities to recoup tax revenue to pay for damages done by over-tourism in Oregon. Additionally, we talk to Eugene Airport Director, Catheryn Stevens about a loss of federal funding for the airport due to Oregon's sanctuary law status conflicting with federal government policy.

The hotel’s builder wanted "a decent hotel" for dignitaries attending Oregon Ducks games, but it grew to host dignitaries and a thriving music scene.