Anna Lueck
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OPB
Republicans have vowed to file suit over the maneuver.
This week on Oregon On The Record:
Monday 3/02 - The Eugene Inflatable protestors/Women in ranching
Tuesday 3/03 - ProPublica story about an Oregon deportation case with national implications
Wednesday 3/04 - Rep. Val Hoyle on War with Iran and other issues
Thursday 3/05 - Eugene org. ballot initiative to fine major corp. polluters
Have a topic or guest suggestion? We'd love to hear it: questions@klcc.org
Monday 3/02 - The Eugene Inflatable protestors/Women in ranching
Tuesday 3/03 - ProPublica story about an Oregon deportation case with national implications
Wednesday 3/04 - Rep. Val Hoyle on War with Iran and other issues
Thursday 3/05 - Eugene org. ballot initiative to fine major corp. polluters
Have a topic or guest suggestion? We'd love to hear it: questions@klcc.org
Nathan Wilk
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KLCC
A bill that would have placed new restrictions on marijuana edibles has died in the Oregon legislature.
More local news from KLCC
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State lawmakers want information from ApolloMD, the Georgia-based entity chosen by PeaceHealth to replace a local physician’s group in their emergency departments. Three legislators have requested information in writing about compliance with Oregon Law. -
The popular spot in downtown Eugene is having it's final service as the Lion & Owl on March 2. -
The change is meant to address budget shortfalls. -
Yachats will officially be deemed a Bird City on Sunday. The town hopes the designation will sharpen the community’s environmental focus. -
Tyler Holloway’s mother wants the state and Lane County to pay $12.5 million for her son’s death. -
Oregon lawmakers fretting over the Trail Blazers’ future in Portland have slapped a price tag on their effort to ensure the team stays put: $365 million. The state money is part of a larger public spending deal package — with Portland and Multnomah County — to ensure the Trail Blazers stay for decades to come. -
Eugene’s Ballet Fantastique is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a world premiere of a familiar tale. This rendition of "The Little Mermaid” has a unique twist—it’s an '80s pop ballet. -
An Oregon jury has ordered PacifiCorp to pay $305 million to 16 victims of the state's devastating 2020 wildfires. -
The college and faculty union have reached a tentative agreement on a 4-year contract after long months of tense negotiations. -
Lawmakers passed Senate Bill 1507 to help the state preserve $291 million in tax revenue during the next 18 months
