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The Eugene Emeralds are looking to leave town after city voters declined to help fund a new baseball stadium in this May's primary.
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Homecare and hospice nurses at PeaceHealth Sacred Heart in Springfield have agreed to a contract after more than one year of bargaining. They say they feared the provider would shutter their services if they went on strike again.
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Oregon has passed new protections for warehouse workers, which will force some employers to be transparent about their production standards.
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Oregon has put an indefinite pause on new marijuana licenses.
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Eugene voters will decide this May whether to approve a $15 million dollar bond, which would help fund a new minor-league baseball stadium at the Lane County Fairgrounds.
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Lane Transit District will soon block passengers from bringing oversized or unsanitary items onto buses.
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After years of performing in bars and restaurants, stand-up comedians in Eugene finally have a place dedicated to their craft.
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Oregon lawmakers are considering a bill that would prevent government mental health services from turning away patients with intellectual or developmental disabilities. It would also end the practice of forced commitment in the state.
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Oregon plans to begin enforcing regulations for small raw milk farmers. Now four of those dairies are suing, arguing the change could endanger their businesses.
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A new COVID variant has become dominant in Oregon, according to data from the state Health Authority.
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Leaders of Oregon’s cannabis industry are calling for the state to permanently restrict the number of new marijuana businesses.
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A new tax on Oregon’s phone bills will fund the state’s suicide prevention and crisis line.