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The bill would exempt from state income taxes any money received as a result of a wildfire-related lawsuit.
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Major insurers in central, southern and eastern Oregon have dramatically pulled back, forcing some homeowners to go to an insurer of last resort
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For the second time this month, the utility provider PacifiCorp will pay out hundreds of millions of dollars to end a lawsuit over its alleged role in the devastating Oregon wildfires in 2020.
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Three years after a health clinic in rural eastern Lane County burned down in the Holiday Farm Fire, it is finally being rebuilt.
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Elderly, disabled and low-income Oregonians are disproportionately exposed to wildfires, according to a new study published in a scientific journal.
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Lane County has joined OR-Alert, a statewide emergency alert system, to increase direct contact during emergencies like flooding and evacuations.
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As Oregon officials prepare for temperatures nearing 100 degrees, Congressional delegates are addressing wildfire concerns.
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A wildfire continues to burn about 10 miles southwest of Veneta on private timberland and BLM land.
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An app run by a California nonprofit that allows people to monitor wildfires in their area has expanded to Oregon.
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In what might sound like a red-flag warning, the Oregon Department of Forestry has dropped its firefighting insurance.
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A new bill would prepare Oregon’s fairgrounds for use as evacuation sites.
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Over the next several days, temperatures are expected to drop 10 to 15 degrees as relative humidity rises. This should result in less smoke as the fire's activity decreases.