Democrats Won’t Pursue Cap-and-Trade Climate Legislation Next Year

To Save Oregon’s Forests, Dr. Brenda McComb Suggests Fighting Fire With Fire

The immense wildfires consuming Oregon’s cascade range this September are fueled in part by pristine Doug Fir forests that haven’t been touched by fire in decades.

Oregon OSHA Slaps Two Small Businesses With Fines for Violating COVID-19 Mask Guidelines

“We will continue to bring our enforcement tools to bear when employers choose to disregard requirements.”

Wildfires Have Closed 244 Miles of Oregon Roads

On Oregon Highway 22 alone, state transportation officials estimate hundreds of thousands of hazard trees will need to be examined and removed before the road can reopen.

Oregon Department of Corrections to Quarantine Thousands of Evacuated Prisoners

More than 2,700 had been evacuated to facilities that were already occupied, raising concerns over the spread of the virus.

A Top State Lawyer and Union Official Is Accused of Sexual Harassment by a Subordinate

Oregon “Megafires” This Month Alone Nearly Match the Number From 1900 to 1999

Oregon’s fire troubles are worsening, the historical records show.

In Mehama, Saving a Family Farm With Shovels and Buckets

Stories from the front lines of Oregon’s immense wildfires.