Oregon Legislature ends 2022 session with big spending, policy changes, little political rancor – Oregon Capital Chronicle
The Oregon Legislature ended its 2022 session with a flurry of speeches and votes shortly before noon on Friday.
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The Oregon Legislature ended its 2022 session with a flurry of speeches and votes shortly before noon on Friday.
Some of the 30 bills in the Oregon Legislature that we're tracking have died while many have passed both chambers.
Democratic Reps. Karin Power of Milwaukie, Rachel Prusak of Tualatin and Anna Williams of Hood River will end their service.
Democratic lawmaker support a proposal to keep tens of thousands of Oregonians who risk losing free Medicaid coverage on a health care plan.
A majority of the state’s 4th and 8th graders are not proficient in reading, according to national data on student progress.