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Hundreds of thousands of natural gas customers across the state will see rates climb across three utility companies.
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Eleven rural hospitals in Oregon are teaming up in a new state-approved network, which they hope will give them a boost at a time when many are struggling.
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The U.S. Bureau of Land Management initially planned to gather an entire herd in Harney County.
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Federal officials intercepted a “suspicious package” addressed to Oregon’s election office before it arrived in the state, Secretary of State Tobias Read said Friday.
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The governor has already halted data center construction on state lands. Now she has directed regulators to pause environmental permits for data centers, in a move criticized by the industry.
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The campaign donation from the National Republican Governors Association comes at a key time.
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It’s the first time publicly released polling has shown the Democratic incumbent leading GOP challenger Christine Drazan.
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Oregon lawmakers took action earlier this year to regulate the use of an increasingly bipartisan focus of anti-surveillance advocates nationwide: Flock cameras. Now, they could be on the verge of outlawing the technology altogether.
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Junction City School District in Lane County was one of a few districts that saw more significant gains – especially in English language arts.
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Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley and U.S. Rep. Val Hoyle held a “stop the corruption” town hall in Springfield Thursday. The town hall was a part of a tour focusing on concerns about corruption in politics.
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The Oregon governor is escalating her stance on the facilities as they emerge as a political hot potato.
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The Oregon Health Authority has issued an order that will allow providers statewide to begin administering the COVID19 vaccine.