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Case investigation and contact tracing are key to slowing COVID-19. Oregon may not have enough people doing it. -
Bradley W. Parks/OPBAdvocates of police reform say they plan to keep the pressure on for more in the wake of a special session of the Oregon Legislature.
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More than 3,100 inmates at the Snake River Correctional Institution outside Ontario are under quarantine because of an outbreak of COVID-19 at the facility.
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The state is imploring Oregonians to limit unnecessary travel over the holiday weekend, to stay home and avoid congregating in large groups.
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A proposed forest project in Southern Oregon’s Applegate Valley is running into opposition from locals who say it will make the area more vulnerable to wildfire.
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As of Thursday afternoon, just four measures appeared likely to qualify for the general election, the fewest in more than 50 years.
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A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order against the city of Portland, restricting how police can interact with journalists and legal observers documenting the nightly protests.
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The Oregon Shakespeare Festival would like its supporters to reimagine theater … online.
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Is using police the best way to deal with social issues such as homelessness in Jackson County?
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Oregon House Speaker Tina Kotek criticized the Portland Police Bureau's response to ongoing demonstrations, calling it “an utter inability to exercise restraint.”
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The first death in Klamath County from COVID-19 was announced on Wednesday. It’s the second known COVID-19 death in Southern Oregon.
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For a handful of historic Oregon theater venues, recent financial help from the state will support some needed improvements during the pandemic.
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Oregon has now removed all of the foster youth it sent to for-profit facilities in other states.
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Extended state of emergency, masks for all, rural outbreaks spike and more ...
