Changing attitudes, rising city costs and the experience of a neighboring city have brought marijuana back into the conversation in Sutherlin. Ten years after city leaders prohibited marijuana businesses, voters will decide whether it’s time to lift the ban.

The two candidates are familiar political opponents.

The waiver was requested by the property owner’s attorney, and the owner made large donations to the campaigns of multiple commissioners and a current challenger.

City workers in Corvallis have declared their intent to strike next month if they can’t reach a deal on a new contract.

Oakridge voters will be tasked this November with a decision to replace the city’s $17 monthly ambulance service fee with a five-year property tax.

A new OPB poll shows the Oregon governor's race virtually deadlocked between Tina Kotek and Christine Drazan as rising costs and homelessness top voter concerns.

Jen Baires of OPB provides an update on an investigation into a current deputy at the Deschutes County Sheriff's office for lying. He's also a candidate for the job.

The Corvallis City Council has decided to delay decision-making on new taxes until the next council is elected. In the meantime, the council is holding town halls to gain community input about the potential new taxes.

The Portland Business Journal’s gubernatorial forum marked the first — and only — scheduled appearance in Portland.

About 150 people crowded the Performing Arts Center on Tuesday evening to listen to Newport’s first state of the city presentation.