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Theo Greenly/JPRSeawater infrastructure, energy planning and engineering studies are moving forward as part of a broader waterfront revitalization. -
Theo Greenly/JPROfficials bypassed the usual contracting process due to concerns about damage to the dock and pollution. They are now seeking ways to recover the salvage costs.
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The races will hinge heavily upon earning support from non-affiliated voters, the region’s largest electorate and a group with a history of electing moderate politicians known for taking atypical stances — sometimes against their own party. -
Oregon school districts are still figuring out how to run schools on limited budgets and with tight rules from state leaders. -
Sen. David Brock Smith, R-Port Orford, faces an uphill battle should he win the nomination and challenge U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley. -
This roadmap offers more alternatives than plans from other states. -
City officials say the pause will allow time to review existing rules and assess the impact of vacation rentals on housing availability. -
Oregon lawmakers send $100 million to Coos Bay channel dredging in preparation for shipping terminalThe $2.3 billion Port of Coos Bay and NorthPoint Development project will create an international cargo ship and rail terminal on the south coast. -
Martin Majkut has conducted and studied music around the world, but in Oregon, he’s been known since 2010 as the adventurous, growth-oriented music director of the Rogue Valley Symphony. He also has a long-standing collaboration with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Now, he's adding another title -- music director of the Oregon Coast Music Festival. He recently shared his packed performance calendar with JPR’s Vanessa Finney. -
West Coast states join 14 others to sue Trump administration for blocking development of wind energyA coalition of state attorneys general, including those from Oregon and California, filed a lawsuit Monday against President Donald Trump’s attempt to stop the development of wind energy. -
Many residents have not been able to cast their votes, with Election Day looming on Tuesday. -
Oregonians are invited to collaborate with state officials over the next year on a plan for developing offshore wind energy in the state. -
The Port of Coos Bay is planning a $2.3 billion project that would create a massive deep-water terminal where large cargo ships drop off 20 to 40-foot-long shipping containers full of goods from across the Pacific Ocean. -
The drive to generate clean wind power off the state's south coast went off the rails. Here's how, and what's next
