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The latest state jobs report shows continued growth in Oregon’s leading sector, healthcare, but also shows a boost in two sectors that have waned in recent years.
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A Eugene bagel shop gets its big moment in the national spotlight Thursday.
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Oregon saw a slight reduction in drought conditions in September thanks to cooler and wetter than normal weather. But drought-alleviating conditions could be sparse in the coming months.
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Oakshire Brewing will cease operations after 20 years, closing taprooms in Portland, Springfield, and Eugene as Oregon's craft beer industry faces rising costs and shifting consumer market trends.
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A recent report shows that big convenience store chains are systematically overcharging customers even though listed prices prove discrepancies. David Friedman, law professor at Willamette University explains why and how its happening.
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Willamette Pass Resort doubled its snowmaking inventory and added 70 acres of covered terrain ahead of the 2026-27 season to build a more consistent ski year.
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St. Vincent de Paul and HOPE Homes added 10 energy-efficient, factory-built housing units for roughly $100,000 each at Saginaw Mobile Home Park in Lane County.
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After years of work, city leaders are hoping to approve a map before a looming Jan. 1 deadline.
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More than four years since it became the first Starbucks in Oregon to have its employees join a union, Eugene’s store on Willamette Street is being closed.
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Data centers are water and electricity hogs, and a new study provides details on what it costs Oregon to continue to seek them out. OPB's Kyra Buckley joins the show to explain.
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Ohio-based LED manufacturer Stratacache is selling the former SK Hynix building in west Eugene after five years of ownership and supposed renovations.
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Smaller utilities in Oregon say an increase from their main electricity provider leaves them with little choice but to raise rates.