Trump Administration

Gov. Tina Kotek was one of dozens of elected officials across the country to receive the letter.

Secretary of State Tobias Read says he’s not inclined to share information with the federal government.

Health care and food assistance for low-income Oregonians will take the brunt of the impact.

We spoke with Alex Zielinski of Oregon Public Broadcasting about her story showcasing the mayor of Portland's decision to move the city's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policy toward the White House's mandate. We also talked to Dave McClain of Lane County Democrats for our continuing series about how the party is doing locally and nationally.

Oregon and Washington were included on the US Department of Justice’s list, along with 10 other states and the District of Columbia.

It’s unclear how imported taxes will affect Oregon’s economy in the long term, but early indicators show prices going up as businesses halt investments.

The Virginia Garcia clinic offers vital care to low-income residents, but President Donald Trump’s budget bill, with cuts to Medicaid and food stamps, could derail its progress.

Rep. Val Hoyle said Oregon will likely be hit harder than other states due to its high usage of programs.

This marks the 35th lawsuit the state has filed against the Trump administration since Dan Rayfield entered office.

KLCC's Love Cross sat down with general manager Jim Rondeau to discuss what the rescission of funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting means for KLCC.

Corporation for Public Broadcasting grants don't just go to NPR or PBS affiliates. They can be a key budget piece for smaller, community stations, including two in Eugene.

Each month, one in six people in Oregon receive help from the government-run Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — more commonly known as SNAP or food stamps — to put food on their table.