Nike’s Tax Bill in Oregon Is a Secret. We Asked Three Analysts to Make an Estimate.

Nike has worked to block changes to Oregon law that would require the company to disclose its tax returns.

I Spent the Past Six Weeks Finding COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments. Here’s How You Can Obtain One While Keeping Your Chill.

If you do nothing else, register with the state’s system for an appointment.

Oregon Lawmakers Punt on a Bill That Sought to Reduce Criminal Sentences for Survivors of Domestic Violence

A Bill That Would Ban the Online Sale of Vapes Advances to Oregon Senate

Some Group Overnight and Day-Use Areas Will Reopen at Oregon State Parks This Spring

If you’ve been envisioning a summer filled with group picnics or camping trips, Oregon State Parks just made it a bit easier to make those plans. Today, the agency announced that it will reopen overnight and day-use areas for large parties at some of its properties. You can start booking reservations on April 15 for stays beginning May 1 and beyond. Some of the more popular locations include one group camp and all three day-use areas at Silver Falls State Park southeast of Salem, picnic shelters along the coast at Cape Lookout and Fort Stevens State Parks, and three group camps at Wallowa Lake. You can view a full list on the Oregon State Parks website.

More of Elon Musk’s Rocket Appears to Wash Up on the Oregon Coast

Pieces of debris suspected to be part of the SpaceX rocket that burned up in the Pacific Northwest sky were pulled out of the water on the Oregon Coast last week.

Oregon City Brewing Is Adding a Year-Round Beer Garden and Food Cart Pod

Oregon City Brewing is one of those businesses that has started to convert even more of its property into an al fresco taproom. The brewery actually purchased three gravel parking lots surrounding the original location on Washington Street three years ago, not knowing how crucial that space would become during the pandemic. Last year, they converted half of it into temporary outdoor seating and leased the other portion to Coney Island Tavern.

Grammy-Winning Musician John Legend Once Again Weighs In on Oregon’s Criminal Justice Policies