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  1. Diane Megaw

    Oregon Allows 11 Rural Hospitals to Pool Resources to Help Them Stay Afloat

    Eleven independent Oregon rural hospitals have obtained state approval to form a network intended to strengthen their finances, coordinate patient care, and expand…

  2. Lucille McNamara

    Oregon Forest Service Workers Won’t Be Forced to Move to Washington State for Now, Judge Rules

    Judge Vince Chhabria of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California has ruled against a move by the Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service to…

  3. Evan D. Brooks

    Oregon College Football Crowds Are Far Smaller Than Announced, Investigation Finds

    Football attendance figures at the University of Oregon and Oregon State University substantially exceed the number of fans who actually enter their stadiums, according…

  4. Lucille McNamara

    More Than Half of Young Oregonians Consider Moving Within Five Years, Most Would Leave State

    Fifty-three percent of those considering moving in a DHM Research poll of 600 registered voters commissioned by The Oregonian/Oregon Live cited lower taxes as a reason.

  5. Diane Megaw

    No Kings Rallies Across Oregon Combine Protest Against Trump With a Push to Vote Early

    Oregonians joined No Kings demonstrations across the state on Saturday, October 17, with some rallies combining opposition to the Trump administration with reminders to…

  6. Lucille McNamara

    Oregon Cannabis Executive Indicted Over Alleged $1.54 Million in Unpaid Payroll Taxes

    On Thursday, a Portland woman was indicted by a federal grand jury on eight counts of failing to pay over payroll taxes for local cannabis and payroll processing…

  7. Diane Megaw

    Oregon Property Taxes Pass $10 Billion for the First Time as Schools Receive Largest Share

    Oregon property taxes reached $10.07 billion in the 2025-26 fiscal year, an increase of 5.6% from the previous year, according to a new report from the Oregon Department…

  8. Lucille McNamara

    Portland Sued by Justice Department Over Ordinance Requiring Federal Officers to Show ID and Go Unmasked

    The City of Portland is being sued by the Department of Justice (DOJ) over its restrictions on facial coverings and identification requirements for law enforcement…

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