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Oregonians continue to report issues receiving paid leave or unemployment benefits and difficulty in contacting OED to resolve those issues.

All 12 women Republican lawmakers in the state Legislature are calling on the head of the Oregon School Activities Association to change its policy allowing transgender girls to compete as

Three years ago, Valeria Atanacio urged state lawmakers to pass a bill aiming to increase Indigenous families’ access to early learning and child care programs. When the Oregon Legislature embraced the proposal — called the Tribal Early Learning Hub — she considered it a victory. “That was really impactful because it was delivering on a […]

MICC hosts Women in Business breakfast Feb. 22

Farmers in the Willamette Valley have been at odds for more than three decades over the risks of planting more canola, and whether the potential for pesticide drift and cross-pollination with cabbage, broccoli and other members of canola’s brassica family could threaten the purity and economic value of the valley’s prized seed crops.

An assumption in politics is that incumbency gives a candidate an edge.

Oregon state lawmakers open regular session with introduction of bills to require the state to reassess tax collection on large trucks.

The last day to file for election in the May 2024 primary is March 12. A handful of candidates have filed so far, including County Commissioner Lindsay Berschauer, running ...

Partnerships helped Polk County’s 2023 successes

Oregon's Employment Department Director was in the hot seat as lawmakers grilled him about unemployment insurance delays.They say they they have been fielding