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Pair of former legislators endorse creation of independent redistricting commission

Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan has announced her resignation, effective May 8, after the political fallout from her from her consulting job with a cannabis company while state auditors

Legislators reiterate need more improved process to consider impacts to local communities

Mask mandates continue to be lifted and social distancing is becoming a thing of the past, but one pandemic-related public safety change that isn’t going away is the limited utilization

"Who is Cheryl Myers?" might be a question on peoples minds following the resignation of Shemia Fagan

Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan has announced her resignation, effective May 8, after the political fallout from her from her consulting job with a cannabis company while state auditors

Two men were were shot and killed early Sunday in the Centennial Neighborhood.

State Sen. Mark Meek has urged lawmakers to consider bills to ban or defer tolls on key highways.

Most Democrats likely to favor and most Republicans oppose measures that build upon legislation passed in 2017 and 2021

It takes a special person to be a tuba player, says Portland virtuoso JáTtik Clark, who uses some analogies to explain the importance of the instrument in an orchestra, which