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While Oregon hospitals saw modest improvement in their operating margins and revenue in the first quarter of 2023, they continue to be financially stressed by rising expenses and a decline

A new report shows more than two-thirds of Oregons hospitals lost money in the first quarter of 2023.

While Oregon hospitals saw modest improvement in their operating margins and revenue in the first quarter of 2023, they continue to be financially stressed by rising expenses and a decline

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Snowpack remains above average in southern Oregon, an area that needs it the most

While Oregon’s current surge of respiratory illness is expected to peak by the end of this week, hospitals will likely need to continue to be flexible in order to meet

While Oregons voting rate remains among the highest in the country, most Oregonians arent satisfied with current election systems, a new poll finds.

While Oregons voting rate remains among the highest in the country, most Oregonians arent satisfied with current election systems, a new poll finds.

While Oregons voting rate remains among the highest in the country, most Oregonians arent satisfied with current election systems, a new poll finds.

President Biden has kept his list of endorsements extremely limited leading up to the 2022 midterms, only endorsing three House candidates and one Senate candidate across the country