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Jes Burns/OPBOregon’s Senators have introduced two pieces of legislation aimed at increasing state and private property rights for lands in the path of natural gas pipelines. While the bills describe pipelines in general, they could have a direct effect on land acquired through eminent domain for Oregon’s proposed Jordan Cove LNG pipeline. -
As Oregon schools prepare for a school year in the middle of a pandemic, some local leaders are growing frustrated with changing state guidelines.
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A temporary campground in Medford is meant to lure homeless people off the nearby Bear Creek Greenway, at least for now. And it's helping a portion of the Greenway's campers get needed services. So, what now?
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An attempt by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to detain two men in Bend did not go as planned Wednesday afternoon, after hundreds of protesters stalled the action for more than 10 hours, leading to a standoff with Border Patrol agents later that night.
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Jackson county cities begin testing sewage for COVID-19.
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With a tense and hectic session just behind them, policymakers are already thinking through what bills they might propose in coming weeks.
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Isidro Andrade-Tafolla was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in 2017 after being mistaken for another person.
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The latest harvest estimates say Washington ranchers will harvest nearly 153 million bushels of wheat and Oregon 44 million bushels. That’s around average for both states.
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Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan granted an emergency stay on adding the measure to the fall ballot. The stay was requested by Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum.
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The draft proposal to reduce the amount of protected habitat is open for public comment.
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Oregon lawmakers powered through a one-day special session Monday, closing a billion-dollar budget hole and passing bills to help unemployed workers and curtail police abuses.
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Bills to help unemployed Oregonians and limit police chokeholds are up for discussion.
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Starting Monday, Oregon State Parks will begin charging non-Oregon residents an additional fee for overnight stays.
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OHA says data shows "no significant transmission" at Oregon bars and restaurants, but they're also not tracking it specifically.
