The green light comes after 13 years of process. Opposing tribes and Oregon’s senior U.S. senator still seek to block it.

This famous photo was taken in 1993, just one year before federal regulations began requiring that six-pack yokes be made of plastic formulated to break down after a few months in the wild.

The board will appoint one candidate to serve until the May election.

The poisoning of Joe Gilliam remains unsolved, and he still cannot speak, walk or care for himself.

The comfy cafe had been serving coffee and sandwiches in town for 35 years.

Erika Jayne wore custom-fit Colty Leather to an LGBTQ+ Pride party at The Viper Room.

The proposal would also extend the tax until 2050 and lower the tax rate in 2031.

Meanwhile, two city councilors are hatching a plan to reduce the temperature between the city and one of the unions.

City Councilor Dan Ryan, who helped open Sunderland, asked city staffers if the park was being closed to make room for a giant leaf mulching machine.

In a letter to the governor, Dr. B. Grace Bullock says her sudden termination was “unjust and arbitrary” and could jeopardize ODE grant funds.