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Oregon Motel 8/Klamath County has purchased a motel to turn into transitional housing. Officials are considering saving space in anticipation of wildfire season. -
CITIZENS FOR GREATER IDAHO/Idaho legislators gave a warm reception Monday to an Oregon group that wants to redraw state lines so that conservative eastern and southern Oregon would become part of the expanded state of "Greater Idaho."
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The bills are looking to clarify the autonomy of student government over student dollars and to provide transparency over the fees requested from students by university and college administrations. -
A yearling black bear that was killed by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife after being captured outside Ashland on Highway 66 late last week is prompting criticism of the department and Oregon State Police.
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Two educators in Grants Pass are on leave after they started an online campaign pushing back against efforts to accommodate transgender students.
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Senate Bill 513, approved in the state Senate Wednesday, would require public high school students to take at least one semester of civics in order to graduate.
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The Northwest farmers who grow potatoes for your French fries are themselves plenty fried. The three massive agribusiness companies that make much of the world’s frozen fries, tots and hashbrowns are going to pay Northwest potato farmers less this year.
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The space agency NASA has chosen a small Tillamook-based aerospace company to design and test robotic balloons for future scientific exploration of Venus.
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Wildfire victims would not have to pay taxes on the cost of rebuilding their homes under a bill approved Friday in the Oregon House.
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One of Oregon’s largest wineries has told its workers they must show proof they’ve received the COVID-19 vaccine by May 20th . Many workplaces are...
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The opinion issued Friday ended a dispute between lawmakers and Secretary of State Shemia Fagan over how to handle a delay in census data brought on by COVID-19.
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Many farmers and ranchers took a big financial hit during the pandemic. The U.S. Department of Agriculture is launching programs in Oregon to help.
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In a legislative session marked by gridlock and political bickering, Oregon House lawmakers managed to unanimously pass a bill Thursday that would help those whose property was destroyed in last year’s historic wildfires.
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Schott said she intends to remain fully engaged in running the university and pledged a smooth transition to her successor.
