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Oregon Recovered $32.8 Million for People Who Were Denied Insurance Claims or Overcharged
Oregon’s Division of Financial Regulation has recovered more than $32.8 million for consumers who were denied insurance claims, overcharged or otherwise shortchanged by…
Oregon Wealth Tax Proposal Would Tax Multimillionaires, Send Credits to 1.3 Million Low-Income Taxpayers
Between 4,500 and 5,000 of Oregon’s wealthiest households with a net worth over $50 million could become liable for a the payment of a wealth tax.
Oregon Drivers Could Get Millions in Fines Back if Medford Yellow Light Lawsuit Succeeds, Attorney Says
Oregon municipalities may have to repay millions of dollars in traffic fines if a lawsuit against Medford City is successful.
Oregon Lawmaker Arrested on DUII Charge After Allegedly Hitting Stop Sign and Driving Off
Oregon State Rep. Paul Evans was arrested in Polk County during the early hours of Sunday morning with double the legal limit of alcohol in his blood, according to Polk…
Up to 14 Portland Schools Could Close as Enrollment Declines, With a Vote Set for December
Portland Public Schools is considering closing as many as 14 schools as it responds to declining enrollment and pressure on staffing and resources. Two proposals…
Unarmed Oregon Man Shot by Police During Traffic Stop to Get $18 Million Settlement
Hunter Newton was 21 years old when two Milwaukie police officers stopped him after he drove into a Taco Bell parking lot and, according to his family’s lawsuit, fired…
Oregon Newborns Can Soon Get Free Screening for 800 Genetic Conditions in National Study
Oregon newborns will soon have the chance to participate in a national research study testing whether genome sequencing can safely expand the conditions detected through…
Portland City Council to Consider New Concealed Carry Restrictions Tomorrow
Portland City Council could use authority granted under state law to restrict concealed weapons in a move to protect officials, city employees, and members of the public…
