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Agriculturists Could Hamper Oregon’s Bid to Become a High-Tech Industry Research Hub
Semiconductors do not need A-Class prime farmland to thrive is the nutshell reaction of agriculturalists opposed to the incorporation of 373 acres of farmland into the…
CSI Inflation Index Paints Miserable Picture for Oregon Households
The recently published Oregon Inflation Misery Index highlights how much more income Oregonians need to spend to uphold their standard of living under conditions of…
Oregon Joins Lawsuit Against TikTok Over Harm To Children’s Mental Health
The state of Oregon announced that it will be part of the bipartisan slate of state lawsuits against the social media giant, TikTok on Tuesday. Oregon joins 12 other…
Oregon Governor Instructs DMV to Pause Data Transfers Following Erroneous Entries of Non-Citizens on the Voter’s Roll
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek called for an immediate pause on further data transfers and an independent external audit of the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) following…
Confederated Tribes Call for Environmental Analysis of Wind Farm Impacts on Marine Life
The Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua, and Siuslaw Indians are suing the federal government to stop Oregon’s first offshore wind auction.
Oregon is Helping to Restore Power to Thousands of Georgia Households in the Wake of Hurricane Helene
Pacific Power has deployed 22 personnel from Oregon and Washington locations, equipped with heavy machinery and trucks, to assist in the restoration of power in Georgia…
Oregon Students Lag in Academic Acumen for the Third Successive Year
Oregon students' sluggish academic recovery from pandemic setbacks extended into a third consecutive year in 2024, disappointing expectations that they would finally…
Oregon’s Decrepit Roads and Bridges Have Outlived Their Usefulness
Oregon’s interstate highway system has outlived its usefulness, and local governments in the 36 counties are struggling to keep pace with maintenance and progress…
