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State watchdog looking at whether first-term lawmaker failed to properly disclose income

One North Oregon Coast couple learned the hard way. Here’s what they’re doing about it.

Oregon has the nation’s second-highest rate of homelessness, yet the state keeps funding affordable housing that costs far more than the national average.

The House Committee on Natural Resources criticizes Oregon Wild and Cascadia Wildlands for their ‘lawfare.’

Gov. Tina Kotek and state Sen. Christine Drazan trade barbs and call each other disingenuous.

Measure 98 diverted funding to more rigorous instruction, but state officials aren’t tracking results.

It’s nearly extinguished, and it was far from 2026’s biggest Oregon blaze, but the 94,000-acre Grasshopper Fire east of Mount Hood represents the biggest missed opportunity this fire season.

The Oregon Court of Appeals this week paved the way for the widespread conversion of existing buildings into affordable housing.

The result is in line with an earlier poll, but the Republican’s 2-point lead is less than the margin of error.

The failure to accurately administer food stamps will bizarrely spare Oregon millions while other states must pony up next year.

Oregon’s top elected officials hailed a Monday ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court that blocked President Donald Trump from restricting vote-by-mail in the November midterms.

Six Oregon cities and two counties canceled or suspended contracts over privacy and data leak fears.