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Across geography, age, race and gender, a majority of Oregonians favor tighter gun control laws at the state and national level, according to a recent survey.

Oregonians will have the chance to decide in November whether the state should ban large ammunition magazines and require licenses for all gun owners.

The Portland-based nonprofit Oregon Values and Beliefs Center found the most significant divisions were among different political parties.

Survey shows that Oregonians nearly unified in beliefs about wildfires, Local Opinion, Portland local Opinion, Breaking Opinion alerts for Portland city.

The day after the nation celebrated its independence, the Klamath-Siskiyou Wildland Center (KS Wild) continued the fireworks by notifying the Bureau of Land Management it was going to sue the agency. ...

Despite the deep political divides that exist in the state, Oregonians on both sides of the political spectrum agree wildfires are a major concern.

A citizen-led effort seeks to tighten gun control laws in Oregon with a systemic approach based on government-issued permits

More than 120,000 tax lots across Oregon are in areas prone to wildfires and are considered at “high” or “extreme” risk of burning, according to a new statewide map released

Despite the deep political divides that exist in the state, Oregonians on both sides of the political spectrum agree wildfires are a major concern.

Iniatitive Petition 17 would set further limits on gun purchases, requiring a photo ID and completion of gun safety training.