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At Café Glendi, lunch comes with the smell of Mediterranean food, the hum of conversation and the chance of running into someone you know.
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Two Pacific Northwest credit unions are merging. The move spells the sunset of a familiar name for Oregon banking customers.
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The health insurance provider has announced four rounds of layoffs since September 2025.
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Bodhi café has roots in Corvallis
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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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After 40 years of accreditation by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, a renewal by Wildlife Safari in Winston, Oregon was denied late last month.
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A long-vacant Lane Community College building in downtown Eugene will be demolished to make way for a 133-unit mixed-income housing development.
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Oregon’s wine industry is in the middle of a sharp market correction — driven by a 25% drop in 2025 grape production and a 16% decline in sales — for several unrelated reasons.
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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.