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For the first time in more than 75 years, bars and restaurants in Preston will be allowed to sell drinks containing hard liquor.

A new $4 million gift from Dave and Nancy Petrone brings innovation to UO’s Center for Entrepreneurship, Knight Campus and Oregon Innovation Challenge

With universities across the country forced to eliminate funding, jobs and departments, diversity, equity and inclusion-based programs continue in Missouri — for now.

Its been nearly nine months since one of the Humane Society of Southern Arizonas darkest days, when it transported more than 300 small pets to a known reptile breeder, Colten

BILLINGS, Mont. This week is recognized as the National Week of Action for Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP), hoping to spread awareness about the missing persons epidemic Montana faces

It was a morning of memories and big dreams at the Nile Theater, which celebrated its grand reopening with a ribbon-cutting on Thursday.

San Mateo County officials will be holding an anonymous gun buyback event on Saturday.

Incoming freshmen at Oregon’s public universities will pay record tuition for the upcoming school year, with all seven of the state’s public universities hiking the cost again.

In response to the financial risks the district is currently facing, Little Red School administrators voted on two measures last month: It cut four employee positions from next year’s budget

Secretary of State Antony Blinken is coming to the Old Pueblo Friday and one of the issues he plans to address is the fentanyl crisis.