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The Willamette Valley and the Oregon coast appear to be less likely to face a drought this year than other areas in the Northwest.
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Oregon lawmakers have voted to repeal the state's contested wildfire hazard map.
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The bill that moved through the House would tax ZYN and other products, and divert a portion of interest generated from a rainy day fund.
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Kotek told reporters that suspending $1 billion of the expected tax refund could be crucial to pay wildfire costs.
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This delay could mean agencies like the Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management will start the summer with understaffed teams.
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The pair of bills has been introduced in the Oregon legislature and would give more money to four school districts impacted by the 2020 wildfires.
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Updated versions of state-developed wildfire hazard maps released Tuesday create the rules for people living in the most fire-prone areas that also border wildlands like forests or grasslands.
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The federal government is suing the electric utility PacifiCorp over a 2020 wildfire in Douglas County.
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A federal judge denied Freres timber companies’ complaint that firefighters did not do everything possible to stop the spread of the Beachie Creek Fire
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A new $1 million federal grant will help efforts to reduce wildfire risk in the McKenzie River Valley and the South Hills of Eugene.
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Gov. Tina Kotek is urging Oregonians to stay vigilant as a record wildfire season continues.
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A man has been arrested after setting a fire on Bureau of Land Management land in Lane County in early July.