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Manufacturing and food-processing losses weighed on Coos County, while neighboring Curry County’s employment changed little over the year.
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A species once declared overfished has rebounded, and its return to the docks will give scientists their first good look at the fish in decades.
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The sheriff’s ousting follows allegations made by county commissioners that Ward mishandled private donations.
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County commissioners say an intergovernmental agreement with the state will expand local involvement in forest management.
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Port Orford is pursuing millions of dollars in state financing to overhaul its aging water system, as officials contend with obsolete equipment, leaking pipes and rising costs to keep the treatment plant running.
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Seawater infrastructure, energy planning and engineering studies are moving forward as part of a broader waterfront revitalization.
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Researchers say emergency alerts may serve as a vital information source in rural Oregon, where residents often have fewer ways to learn about natural disasters
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County officials have accused the Curry County Sheriff’s Office of inappropriate use of undisclosed funds.
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School districts are reporting positive effects on students since the governor's executive order went into effect in January.
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For decades, companies have wanted to restart nickel mining in Southern Oregon. A changing market and pro-mining administration might finally bring the industry back to the state, despite environmental concerns.
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The incumbent, Lynn Coker, is facing two challengers: Jeremy Dumire and Jeff Schoonover.
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Curry County commissioners have accused the sheriff’s office of potentially violating state law in the latest point of contention between the departments.
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Following a deadly accident, U.S. lawmakers from Oregon are calling for a return of the Coast Guard in Bandon and Gold Beach.
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Some attendants mentioned security concerns at their businesses, including frequent break-ins and vandalism.