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The university’s failure to produce the Big Ten Bylaws in response to my FOIA request begs the question of how the school participates in conference voting, runs conference meetings and

Writes UI Professor Michael LeRoy: "The university’s failure to produce the Big Ten Bylaws in response to my FOIA request begs the question of how the school participates in conference

The BTP staff reacts to the recent conference realignment.

Companies like Intel and Analog Devices have signaled plans to grow, though CHIPS Act dollars haven't started going out from the federal government yet.

Oregons state climatologist Larry ONeill talks about how climate change is impacting the state in the short- and long-term.

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With one week left in college football's regular season, college football recruiting is about to jump into hyperdrive as schools race to put their finishing touches on

Republican candidates are addressing voters’ concerns, whether that’s education in Michigan, homelessness in Oregon or crime in New York.

Floridas Palm Beach County has long been a Democratic bastion but unaffiliated voters now rank second in the county.

Oregon coast travel and entertainmment news, articles and beach secrets