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Supporters say House Bill 3291 will create less confusion about when ballots can be mailed. Opponents say it contains loopholes. -
Bradley W. Parks/OPBFish farming could be key to feeding future generations — and some are hoping Oregon can cash in.
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Senate Bill 500 delegates authority to hire and fire the records advocate to the Public Records Advisory Council, authorizes council to support and oppose legislation related to open records. -
Because Oregon is less than 45,000 people shy of its vaccination goal, Gov. Kate Brown said she is confident the state will reopen before she has to announce another week's worth of changes.
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Oregon’s Eviction Moratorium Will Expire Next Week. Here’s What That Means For Tenants And LandlordsThe looming expiration has brought a host of new questions to the forefront as tenants and landlords contend with the deadline, and local agencies scramble to get millions of dollars in rent assistance out the door.
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Democrats in control of Oregon's legislature express surprise, frustration over Republican opposition to this year's big wildfire bill.
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Areas of Northern California and Southern Oregon are expected to reach well over 100 degrees this week, causing especially dangerous wildfire conditions.
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Whether or not county commissioners would tap a person who'd have no pull in the Capitol is uncertain.
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The festival was held to celebrate America's newest national holiday. Juneteenth marks June 19th, 1865, when enslaved African-Americans in Texas got news — two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued — that they were free.
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The chemical manufacturer that supplies Oregon's water treatment facilities with chlorine is experiencing a power outage.
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Federal energy regulators have approved a key step in the long road toward removing four hydroelectric dams on the lower Klamath River to help threatened salmon.
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State Sen. Lynn Findley opposed Senate Bill 554. Some constituents say he should have walked out over it.
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A bill to provide safe harbor from evictions for Oregonians awaiting rental assistance, cleared the Oregon House of Representatives Thursday. The bill also ensures landlords who are awaiting payment of past-due rent will receive it.
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House Bill 2358 had been considered dead. A new proposal to use public money to cover farmers' overtime costs might not change that fate.
