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Two Oregon GOP lawmakers absent due to COVID-19 exposure, diagnosis View Comments A Republican state lawmaker who authorities say let violent protesters into the Oregon Capitol in December says he is ill with COVID-19, while another anti-mask Republican has been in quarantine for two weeks due to COVID-19 exposure. Rep. Mike Nearman, from near Independence, told a conservative talk radio host this week that he is recovering from coronavirus, though he did not say when or how he was exposed. "I have a really bad case of COVID and I’m kind of on the mend a little bit,” Nearman said.

Oregon prescription drug price control proposal would put the state out front, as legislatures nationally look to tackle costs OregonLive.com 3 hrs ago Hillary Borrud, oregonlive.com © Brooke Herbert/Brooke Herbert/The Oregonian/oregonlive.com/TNS Two Oregon senators and two state representatives are sponsoring a bill that would create a state board empowered to set limits on what purchasers could pay for high-cost prescription drugs. This file photo shows the Oregon Senate meeting in January 2021. A bipartisan group of Oregon lawmakers is backing a proposal to tackle una...

Teare and Hocker won’t sign with BTC because of Centro. Pro News/Info/Results Report Thread Your Name The two brightest distance stars in America are undoubtedly Teare and Hocker. One might assume they would sign with BTC as it is the most successful group, until you realize the dilemma between Centro and the Oregon team. If BTC wants a chance to sign the two young studs, they need to give Centro the boot. are you serious??? jabouko oldschoollrc jerrywho Portland Hobby Jogger If Nike (and Schumacher) wants them at BTC, then they will get signed to BTC. Teare and Hocker are rising stars whil...

Tillamook resident Jonathan Moreland was driving east on Oregon 22 in the Hebo area when he crossed into the opposite lane and collided with another driver, the Oregon State Police said, citing an early investigation.

Two Oregon men arrested and charged in CARES Act fraud case Russell Schort and Andrew Lloyd were charged with wire fraud, bank fraud and money laundering after receiving $2.2 million in PPP loans and profiting off the money. Author: Devon Haskins Updated: 6:50 PM PST January 8, 2021 EUGENE, Ore. — Federal prosecutors have charged 50-year-old Andrew Lloyd of Lebanon, OR and 38-year-old Russell Schort of Myrtle Creek, OR with bank fraud, wire fraud and money laundering this week. Prosecutors say the pair applied for and received three different Paycheck Protect...