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Jane Vaughan/JPRSupported largely by community donations, Worthwhile Mercantile in Talent, Oregon, is seeing more shoppers and hopes to expand its services with home deliveries. -
Larry Valenzuela/CalMatters/CatchLight LocalCalifornia’s first commercial carbon-storage project is operating even though the state has yet to adopt rules required by law, 19 months after a key deadline. The oil company could collect billions in public incentives, while environmentalists and oil companies argue about how far the rules should go.
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Seawater infrastructure, energy planning and engineering studies are moving forward as part of a broader waterfront revitalization. -
The Alturas Indian Rancheria has only a handful of members but has taken in millions of dollars as years of lawsuits, allegations and shifting alliances divide the Northern California tribe. -
Leaders in Talent say a new trip-based fee system would better fund police and public services. Business owners argue the proposal unfairly shifts more costs onto them. -
Ashland native Jacob Harth discusses his plans to transform a historic Tillamook Bay property into a restaurant, seafood market and workforce housing. -
Storytown, a new nonprofit, is using events and a regional app to highlight the Rogue Valley's arts scene and encourage more families and visitors to explore Ashland. -
Grass seed is produced on more than a thousand Oregon farms and while World Cup regulations prevent the identification of which stadiums have our state’s grass seed, it’s been confirmed around 40% of the 16 stadiums do. -
The Medford hospital argued the union vote was illegal because of pre-election speeches and free cake. -
The closure of Horizon Air's Medford crew base is forcing Southern Oregon flight attendants to commute farther for work as contract talks remain stalled. -
As crews continue to work through hazardous conditions, company and government officials say it’s too early to know what might have caused the implosion in Longview, Wash. that killed 11 people. -
Cynthia Scherr, host of the Ground Floor, talks with the CEO of Built2Buy, Steve Rice. -
While the nonprofit is negotiating with a national carrier over the operation of its Medicare Advantage plan, a majority of its health insurance business will wind down by 2027. -
Sharp increases in the cost of fuel, triggered by the U.S. war with Iran, are reverberating through the global economy. In the Pacific Northwest, commercial fishermen are grappling with surging costs for the diesel fuel that powers their boats along the West Coast fishing grounds.
