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Attorneys General of Oregon and Washington have filed lawsuits with other states against the FDA's regulation of the abortion drug mifepristone.

An ODOT incident response worker was injured when his truck was hit by a vehicle that slid on ice along I-205.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation is waiving citations for parking and towing, because of the snow storm.

Oregon City Police are asking for help locating a suspect in the death of a 71-year-old man.

The Clark County Sheriff's Office has identified the deputy who was seriously injured after being hit by a tree while in his patrol vehicle.

Through a new partnership with online learning platform edX, Pepperdine University plans to launch its first MicroMasters masters degree program, available later this year. The new program will offer a flexible pathway to completing a masters degree through career-relevant, skill-based introductory courses.

Low to moderate income families could be missing out on hundreds or thousands of dollars if they don't file their income taxes.

Flu vaccination rates among Oregon healthcare workers fell 26%.

Four Russian nationals who founded the cryptocurrency company Forsage have been indicted for allegedly running a Ponzi scheme.

Americana Restaurants International and its subsidiaries on Thursday recorded 27.1 per cent year-on-year increase in net income for 2022 as its reputable i..