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Oregon lawmakers are considering a bill that would create a legal definition for domestic terrorism and make the crime a felony punishable by 10 years in prison, a $250,000 fine or both.
The Joint Ways and Means committee Friday passed House Bill 2005 on a partisan 13 to 8 vote with two lawmakers excused.
Faced with a heap of funding requests and limited resources, legislative budget writers plan to tap the pulse of the electorate to determine the top priorities for Oregonians.
Oregon's seven public universities have some of the highest tuition rates and lowest levels of state funding in the nation, even after recent legislative efforts to shore up their standing.
Oregon's seven public universities have some of the highest tuition rates and lowest levels of state funding in the nation, even after recent legislative efforts to shore up their standing.