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Chris Phan/Wikimedia CommonsPacific Northwesterners appear anxious to vote this year. Some people just want to check voting off their to-do lists. Others said they are worried about postal service disruptions and fake drop boxes. -
Erik Neumann/JPREPA cleanup teams and contractors are in communities around Talent and Phoenix, Oregon this week to search for hazardous household waste like car batteries, pesticides, aerosols and asbestos in the first stage of cleanup following the Almeda Drive Fire.
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Low-flying helicopters dropped tons of plant seeds in Jackson County Monday to restore vegetation that burned in the Almeda Drive Fire.
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About two dozen of those cases have been tied to an outbreak at the Joy Church in Medford.
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Democrats believe there's a chance a "blue wave" year could give them larger majorities in the House and Senate. But Republicans have plenty of opportunity to make up lost ground.
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The Clark Glacier on South Sister is deemed to be deceased, so the Oregon Glaciers Institute held a funeral for it.
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The state Attorney General runs the Oregon Department of Justice, which is primarily responsible for advocating for and defending the state in court as well as enforcing state laws.
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Oregon, like the rest of the United States and countries around the world, is seeing an uptick in COVID-19 cases. Is it another wave?
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Voters in Oregon’s 4th Congressional District haven’t sent a Republican to Congress since 1972. But the current race between incumbent Rep. Peter DeFazio, D-Springfield, and GOP challenger Alek Skarlatos is drawing national attention to a degree not recently seen in the district.
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The secretary of state oversees elections, is next in line to be governor and could play a major role in redistricting
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Oregon and California had the warmest September months on record, according to a new report out this week from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Oregon is officially done producing coal-fired energy. Portland General Electric permanently closed its Boardman coal-fired power plant in Eastern Oregon on Thursday.
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After nearly 22 years as Oregon’s 2nd District Republican Representative, Greg Walden is retiring from Congress. That leaves a race without an incumbent this year for the massive eastern district that covers more than half the state. Republican Cliff Bentz and Democrat Alex Spenser are the two leading candidates vying for the seat.
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The so-called BAER teams are assigned to evaluate damage in the Klamath and Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forests, along the Oregon-California border.
