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ODOT says 10 percent of state road workers will be out of a job by August.
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Lawmakers passed at least a dozen bills meant to protect renter security deposits, boost housing production and ensure access to homeless shelters statewide.
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Oregon lawmakers send $100 million to Coos Bay channel dredging in preparation for shipping terminalThe $2.3 billion Port of Coos Bay and NorthPoint Development project will create an international cargo ship and rail terminal on the south coast.
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Layoffs appear certain. But a lot more could happen, too.
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Oregon Senate Bill 1007 would have made it easier for wrongfully convicted people in the state to seek compensation for their years incarcerated, but failed to pass this year.
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With rents increasing and Social Security not keeping pace, many older adults are being priced out of their homes.
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House Bill 3792 will double the Oregon Energy Assistance Program from $20 million to $40 million, with the goal of helping more low-income Oregonians pay their energy bills and avoid disconnections.
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Bills came as tech industry embraces small modular nuclear reactors
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She says the state may begin layoffs next week.
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As the clock ran out for adjournment Friday night, Democrats faced a high-profile loss after failing to pass a dramatically watered-down transportation funding package.
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Community microgrids allow groups of homes and businesses to generate their own electricity without relying on large utilities
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A last-minute effort to delay Oregon’s campaign contribution limits from taking effect for another four years won’t move forward, Secretary of State Tobias Read confirmed Friday.
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Democratic lawmakers were scrambling Friday to come up with a modest alternative to its multi-billion dollar road funding bill.
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After tweaks that reduced its price tag, HB 2025 found at least one Republican supporter.