Portland State University Pays Million Dollar Settlement to the Family of Jason Washington, Who Was Fatally Shot by Campus Officers

Portland State University has agreed to pay the family of Jason Washington—who was fatally shot by campus police in 2018—$1,000,000 in a settlement. In exchange, the family will drop its lawsuit against the school.

An Oregon Woman Is Suing a Beauty Pageant that Excludes Transgender Contestants

Last January, Anita Green signed up to compete in a Miss Oregon beauty pageant. Green, 29, is a trailblazer on the pageant circuit. When she competed in her first pageant, the 2017 Miss Montana USA contest, she was only the third openly transgender contestant in the history of the Miss Universe program.

Oregon Company Tofurky Granted Temporary Win in Arkansas Meat Labeling Law Battle

Tofurky is winning its fight against Arkansas.

Longshore Union Faces Bankruptcy Over Two Jobs in Portland

Oregon Health Plan Turf Battle Results in Federal Anti-Trust Lawsuit

Terry Bean Withdraws Lawsuit Against Detective, Prosecutor and Lawyer Representing His Alleged Victim

Bean filed the civil lawsuit just a week ago but in the meantime, his ex-boyfriend was convicted on the same charges Bean faces.

Who’s Afraid of Tofurky? Oregon’s Soy Food Pioneer Fights For the Right to Label Its Product As Meat.

Jaime Athos doesn’t get angry easily. The 45-year-old CEO’s body language suggests he just emerged from a yoga class.

An Oregon Vineyard Sued a Neighboring Cannabis Farm For Racketeering. A Judge Says The Case Might Have Merit.

A racketeering lawsuit against an Oregon cannabis farm will proceed after a federal judge ruled that a neighboring vineyard’s racketeering complaint has merit.