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We sit down with Lane County Senior Public Health Officer Dr. Patrick Leudtke.
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The Oregon Health Authority has confirmed the state’s first measles case of 2025.
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Fern Ridge Reservoir is under a recreational use advisory as of Wednesday.
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OHA has launched a new reporting tool that tracks the possible presence of toxic cyanobacteria in freshwater bodies across the state.
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Oregon’s governor announced new leadership at the state’s psychiatric hospital late Friday night.
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A key provision of voter-approved Measure 110 expands access to drug treatment services and pays for it with Oregon’s cannabis tax revenue. A steady decline in tax proceeds from marijuana sales has led to more funding cuts for recovery service providers.
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The Oregon Health Authority said Thursday the Trump administration has canceled roughly $117 million in COVID-era grants.
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The deadline to update children’s vaccination records is Feb. 19. When it comes to immunizing school-aged kids against preventable diseases, Oregon means business.
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Oregon health officials say COVID may be less prevalent now than any time since early pandemic lockdowns.
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The Oregon Health Authority has found that Eugene-based Oregon Medical Group, and two insurers, unreasonably increased healthcare costs.
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A new state law which took effect on Jan. 1 prohibits restaurants and food vendors from using Styrofoam to-go containers. Some Oregon cities already had such bans in place, while others are scurrying to comply.
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More than a quarter of the identified cases were recorded in Lane County.