Mother of Slain Antifascist Sean Kealiher Asks That No One Speak with Media

Oregon Lottery Expects to Debut Online Sports Gambling Tomorrow

This may be just the first foray for the Oregon Lottery into online gaming.

Portland State University Is the First Four-Year College to Receive Grant Money From the Federal Food Stamps Program

Portland State University is the first four-year institution to receive money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Training and Education Program—which also funds food stamps.

Washington Tribes Call For Removal of Columbia River Dams and Urge Feds to “Reject the Offensive Doctrine of Christian Discovery”

Two Washington state tribes, the Yakama Nation and the Lummi Nation, today called for the federal government to remove three dams on the Columbia River.

GOP Fails in Effort to Gather Enough Signatures to Begin Recall of Gov. Kate Brown

Oregon GOP Chairman Bill Currier made that announcement today in an interview with KXL talk-show host Lars Larson.

Democratic Party of Oregon Won’t Immediately Remove Graffiti on Its Building Memorializing Slain Activist

After Boycott, Workers at Oregon and Washington Grocery Stores Ratify Labor Contract With Management

Last month, workers at local Fred Meyer stores called for a boycott in response to low wages and an alleged gender pay gap.

As Sondland Prepares To Testify Before Impeachment Panel, Washington Post Says His Story May Shift

As Ambassador Gordon Sondland’s testimony looms, the Washington Post reports he’s less wedded to Trump’s version of events.