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Proposals to strengthen the Oregon government’s role in improving soil health and reducing harmful algae are encountering skepticism from representatives of some natural resource industries.

Proposals to strengthen the Oregon government’s role in improving soil health and reducing harmful algae are encountering skepticism from representatives of some natural resource industries.

The long battle over Oregons unique recreational liability standard was renewed Wednesday at a hearing in the state capital on a bill to limit lawsuits by those injured while using

The long battle over Oregons unique recreational liability standard was renewed Wednesday at a hearing in the state capital on a bill to limit lawsuits by those injured while using

The long battle over Oregons unique recreational liability standard was renewed Wednesday, Feb. 15, at a hearing in the state capital on a bill to limit lawsuits by those injured

A bill intended to reduce expensive, and potentially fatal, collisions between cars and wildlife on Oregon’s highways had its first public hearing recently in Salem.

A bill intended to reduce expensive, and potentially fatal, collisions between cars and wildlife on Oregon’s highways had its first public hearing recently in Salem.

The nation’s capital is severely underrated, says podcaster and Capital Food Market consultant <strong>Anthony Huckstep</strong>. There’s a thriving arts and food scene, with bush just a short drive away

The number of rangers being assaulted and harassed by visitors at campgrounds, on trails or at other recreation areas has increased in recent years.

Oregon landowners who willfully “turn a blind eye” to illegal marijuana growing on their farms would lose property tax breaks under a bill meant to discourage unregulated plantings.