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Nick Walden Poublon told WW that he “stepped in it” while seeking the endorsement of the Oregon State Building and Construction Trades Council.

The Iran War has caused prices at the pump to surge across the country. Relief may be far off.

In an April 2 endorsement interview, WW’s editorial board asked state Sen. Janeen Sollman why she thought those unions had chosen to try and unseat her with Myrna Muñoz in the primary.

Critics say the program is a poorly designed job killer.

"The evidence is that when you cut taxes for corporations, it doesn’t supercharge the economy."

Oregonians in their peak earning years–when they can contribute most to the state’s economy—are moving out of the state faster than their 30-to-50-year-old peers are moving in.

After more than a quarter century, the public could emerge as an unexpected winner from one of Oregon’s largest environmental disasters.

The two powerful groups disagree whether the names of job applicants should be a matter of public record.

After five fulfilling years working for the U.S. Department of Justice, it took just five months under President Donald Trump for Portlander Scott Kennedy to decide he couldn’t stay.

Some public health officials say ICE activity and federal vaccine actions have caused confusion and fear, leading to fewer shots.

That cost is so high that the governors of both states have abandoned their goal of redoing the entire 5-mile stretch of Interstate 5 from North Portland to Vancouver.

Jim Green says one solution for Oregon’s worst-in-the-nation reading scores is a governor’s executive order away.