Kyra Buckley
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A lawsuit from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission says the Kroger subsidiary fired two employees after failing to give them reasonable pregnancy accommodations
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Oregon State women's basketball players are seeking union representation as public employees, facing university opposition in a landmark state labor board case.
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A new ECOnorthwest report quantifies Oregon’s 111 data centers, finding they use 23% of the state's power while revealing major gaps in water and economic data.
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Oregon State University has formally objected to its women’s basketball team unionizing, arguing players are not employees under state labor law.
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The Portland Thorns and Portland Fire open the Kaiser Permanente Performance Center in Hillsboro, setting a new infrastructure standard for female athletes.
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Attorney General Dan Rayfield and others prevailed in their first case against the president’s tariffs earlier this year. Now, Oregon is leading 25 states in challenging another round implemented under a similar law.
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A jury of one woman and seven men spent a little over a week hearing evidence and testimony and took just over a day to render its verdict.
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Portland officials face tight deadlines to fund Moda Center upgrades, but Trail Blazers owner Tom Dundon rejects calls to spend his own money on the city-owned arena.
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Experts caution that Intel’s growing prestige among investors may not translate into big job growth in Washington County.
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The Portland Fire fell to the Chicago Sky 98- 83 Saturday in front of the largest crowd ever to attend a home opener for a WNBA expansion team.