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It's been 20 years since Portland General Electric blew up its cooling tower, but the legacy of Oregon’s only nuclear plant lives on.

California lawmakers want to make it easier for drivers to convert their cars to run on a cheaper ethanol fuel mix.

Even in states like Oregon without an explicit “failure to protect” law, abused mothers can face prison time.

From a public wildfire authority to a state backstop, California insurance regulator candidates propose greater state involvement.

Democratic Sen. Jeff Merkley, who was first elected in 2008, is viewed as having a generally safe seat since Oregon hasn’t elected a Republican U.S. senator since 2002.

The lawsuit was filed by a paraplegic man who was slapped by a sheriff's deputy in jail and claims he was neglected for hours in his cell.

In an AI executive order, the governor called on state officials to study everything from job subsidies to stock compensation policies to mitigate tech-driven layoffs.

Administrators are working on a financial plan to ensure the institution’s long-term survival.

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.

The original June 1 opening date of the Parker's Place Village homeless facility has been pushed back by a couple of weeks.

While GOP lawmakers try to convince moderates that a voter ID requirement is a “common sense” idea, they continue to push President Donald Trump’s debunked fraud narrative.

An appeals judge overturned a lower court’s decision dismissing Jewell School District’s lawsuit against the Oregon Department of Forestry over logging revenue