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Federal lawmakers this week considered drinking water problems in rural Oregon as prime examples of a national crisis.
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The toxic algae — a neon green layer of muck that floats atop water — thrives in warm, stagnant conditions brought on by drought. Last winter’s snowpack helped disrupt it.
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Amid rumblings that she could face a challenge to her role, House Minority Leader Vikki Breese-Iverson, R-Prineville, announced on Thursday she will step down as caucus leader when GOP representatives meet to elect new leadership next week.
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Fed up with homeless encampments, California local officials are seeking guidance from the nation’s most powerful judges.
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OSF executive director and artistic director
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Historical fiction author Ruta Sepetys wrote a book for aspiring authors called You: The Story.
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A patchwork of bills are giving housing developers and local governments more options to reduce red tape for housing projects.
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A Secretary of State audit found $35.2 million of questionable expenses in 10 state programs that provide social services, mental health care and emergency rental assistance.
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Lawyers for two Harney County residents who are suing the state to block Oregon’s new gun laws wrapped up their arguments Wednesday.
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Oregon State Hospital staff left a patient unattended in a van with keys in the ignition on Aug. 30, which allowed the patient charged with attempted murder to drive off and lead police on a chase along Interstate 5, according to a report from federal regulators.
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The Oregon Shakespeare Festival announced its 2024 lineup on Wednesday. Next season will feature nine different plays, with an emphasis on one-person shows.
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Humboldt County is at work drafting a new ordinance regulating short-term rentals, after the old one expired in July.
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Poet Laureate Anis Mojgani brings his words and talents to Plaisance Ranch in the Applegate Valley.
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Cassidy Quistorff is the Executive Director of Klamath Film, joining us with details of film and filmmakers presenting their works.