Wolf Territory Is Expanding in Southwest Oregon

Earlier this month, a man in Jacksonville, Ore., Sam Dodenhoff, captured an image of the first confirmed gray wolf west of Highway 62 in Southern Oregon, the Mail Tribune reported.

Poll Results Suggest Oregonians Favor Political Consequences for Republican Walkout Tactics

Public sector unions says they’ll file a measure as soon as next week to remove legislators who have 10 or more unexcused absences.

Oregon Harbor of Hope, Which Opened a Shelter in Pearl District, Announces Expansion into Affordable Housing

The $39 million project, unlike most affordable housing, is to be privately financed, says Oregon Harbor of Hope.

Oregon DMV Anticipates “Epically Long Lines” For Real IDs in July, Urges People to Get Passports For U.S. Air Travel

If you think DMV lines are long now, just wait.

The State Agency Tasked With Monitoring Rents in Affordable Housing Failed at Two Portland Buildings

Making policy is easy. Enforcing it is hard.

Oregon Snowpack Levels See Drastic Increase From the Start of the Month, But Drought Conditions Remain

At the start of the year, snowpack levels were at abnormally low levels. But after recent heavy snowfall throughout the state, water supply levels are improving.

Albina Vision’s Rukaiyah Adams Calls Rose Quarter Highway Cap Costs a “Hustle”

Oregon Gov. Kate Brown Fills Appeals Court Seat After Bumpy Process

The governor today announced she’s appointed Jacqueline Kamins to a seat previously held by Judge Erika Hadlock.