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Some Southern Oregon University trustees and employees disagreed with the recent recommendations, saying they miss the point and won’t solve funding problems.

An interactive exhibition by Crystal Profitt explores hair as culture, memory and power.

A group of mostly Democratic U.S. senators sent a letter Thursday to the U.S. Postal Service, voicing concern that mail processing changes could affect postmark dates for mail-in ballots during an election year that will determine control of Congress.

Republicans echoed concerns after an Oregon Journalism Project article highlighted 1935 case

The City of Ashland owns many aging buildings with outdated infrastructure. City council members are trying to chart a path forward.

Siskiyou County reached an agreement on two out of three allegations in a civil rights lawsuit.

The Jackson County District Attorney’s Office will not file charges against a Talent library patron who viewed videos of naked children on a public computer last month, saying the material does not meet the legal definition of child sexual abuse material.

Lawmakers unveiled a list of ideas to push back on Trump’s deportation efforts.

A federal judge tentatively ruled Wednesday that Oregon does not have to hand over personally identifiable data of more than 3 million Oregon voters to the federal government.

Newsom has already vowed to tank a proposed ballot initiative that would impose a 5% wealth tax on the state’s billionaires to bolster Medi-Cal. Progressive lawmakers and their allies in labor and health seem hopeful that Newsom could support a different long-shot funding idea.

Lawmakers around the nation are considering such measures amid a murky legal territory

An employee at Shasta County has won a wrongful termination case he’s been fighting for over a year. The details reveal pressure from county leadership.