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Oregon’s wine industry is in the middle of a sharp market correction — driven by a 25% drop in 2025 grape production and a 16% decline in sales — for a variety of unrelated reasons.

The board of 5Rock Ranch nearly shut it down more than a decade ago, but former residents say harmful practices continue.

Proposition 40 would levy a one-time tax on billionaires. Some say the initiative opens the door to tax flight and more aggressive taxation. Others say there’s no way to predict the outcome.

Health care costs, public safety and conflicts between wolves and ranchers help distinguish the candidates in California’s 2nd Congressional District.

To rebuild the Coquille River’s struggling run, the tribe and state are removing invasive predators and raising young salmon.

Conservationists are fitting Western monarch butterflies with tiny solar-powered transmitters. What they learn from these e-tags could help the struggling population.

In the 1860s, war split the Modoc of the Klamath Basin — some exiled to Oklahoma, others absorbed into the Klamath Tribes. Now, the descendants of the exiled band are returning to reclaim that lost homeland.

Residents of cities like Pacifica want to limit the presence of visitors and corporations. Companies like Airbnb want to keep their lucrative coastal listings. That tension has led to increased attempts to influence a small but powerful committee.

Rogue Gallery's WomanKind Biennial spotlights women artists and tackles period poverty.

GPS tracking shows where barred owls concentrate and why researchers say the barred owls' presence may complicate recovery for spotted owls.

A California election official said ballots looked, smelled and felt funny after he lost in this deep red region. Then the FBI visited Shasta County.

A first-of-its-kind report details the footprint of the controversial facilities.