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The Supreme Court ruling created concerns for raft guides, bicycle rental companies and other smaller recreational operations that require customers to sign liability waivers.

A bipartisan bill submitted late Wednesday would reverse a landmark ruling by the Oregon Supreme Court that found liability waivers signed by visitors using the Mt. Bachelor ski resort were

A new “water czar” would coordinate Oregon’s projects and policies related to water resources under a bill that’s being considered for next year’s legislative session. Officially called the Interagency Water

A new “water czar” would coordinate Oregon’s projects and policies related to water resources under a bill that’s being considered for next year’s legislative session.

The event happened far south of Union County but a recent tour of legislative lawmakers through Malheur County to learn about economic development priorities in that section of our great

Oregon officials vow to push ahead with own carbon reduction plan, Local News, Portland local News, Breaking News alerts for Portland city.

Oregon officials vow to push ahead with own carbon reduction plan, Local News, Portland local News, Breaking News alerts for Portland city.

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An environmental group is suing in federal court over Idaho Transportation Department construction on Highway 95 near Moscow.

HERMISTON — Unity became a common theme at the 2022 Eastern Oregon Economic Summit in Hermiston.