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A federal judge ruled Monday that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers have continued to make arrests in Oregon without warrants.
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According to the Lane County Clerk’s Office, roughly 80.3% of the ballots that have been returned so far had been returned at a drop box, as of Monday.
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As of Friday, close to 37% of Lane County voters have returned their ballots, according to the Lane County Clerk’s Office.
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Starting next spring, Eugene homes that are up for sale will have to disclose how energy efficient they are.
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Drain’s mayoral race features two officeholders, both of whom see a need to grow the city’s economic base as a way to ensure services and draw in retail businesses
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The two gubernatorial candidates have mostly avoided talking about how they will tackle one of the most important challenges facing the incoming governor: Medicaid cuts.
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Turning Point USA, the conservative student organization founded by Charlie Kirk, hosted a debate event at the University of Oregon EMU Amphitheater on Wednesday, Oct. 28 with conservative YouTube personality Alex Stein.
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The Trump Administration has earned a few grumbles in Northwest cattle country: Near record high diesel prices and a mega-load of reduced-tarriff imported beef. But in staunchly Republican southeast Oregon — where the bovines outnumber the people — could these hits to their livelihood change votes?
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The campaign to defeat the proposed Eugene Clean Energy Fund has seen a surge in fundraising in the final weeks before the election. But opponents are still lagging far behind supporters.
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With a week to go before Election Day, Oregon voter turnout is slightly higher than the last midterm election.
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State agencies are fanning out to offer assistance in the wake of a tragic attack at a Bend elementary school this month, Gov. Tina Kotek said Monday.
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Following the tragic Silver Rail Elementary shooting in Bend, Tina Kotek and Christine Drazan approach gun policy cautiously in a tight Oregon governor race.