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More than 60 Oregonians came to Salem on Monday to testify on a bill lawmakers will take up during the upcoming special ...
For years, Oregon gun owners and advocates have complained that the state has been too slow to process background checks.
Lawmakers on Monday will hear feedback on a bill estimated to bring $791 million over the next two years for transportation ...
The Nez Perce Tribe first presented its extinction findings for Snake River salmon and steelhead in 2021 at a Northwest Power ...
This story originally appeared on. In the shadow of Mt. Hood on the weekend of Aug. 8 to 10, a group of tents formed a circle ...
More than a dozen states are calling on the Trump administration to remove federal regulations on the most commonly used ...
As crowds have gotten denser, with reports of hours-long traffic on single-lane roads at popular farms, legislators are ...
Federal officials are withholding funding meant to help migrant farmworkers and their families earn diplomas and degrees.
The 5th District specifically drawn to elect a Democrat in 2022 instead elected Republican Lori Chavez-DeRemer, now a Trump ...
U.S. Department of Energy officials put a 10% cap on staff and administrative costs on federally funded sustainable energy ...
Most refugees and asylees who entered the country legally are no longer eligible for food stamps under a Republican law.
Gov. Tina Kotek said the state of Oregon complies with federal law and it will continue to follow its own laws.
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