Salem, Oregon– Oregon’s latest economic and revenue forecast projects a $372.7 million deficit for the 2025-27 state budget, according to
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Pacific Power Urges Customers to Cut Back Electricity Use During Extreme Weather
Medford, Oregon– Pacific Power is asking customers to voluntarily reduce electricity use as extreme weather across the region pushes demand
Forecasters Warn of Dangerous Weekend Temperatures Across Oregon
Salem, Oregon- Oregon is preparing for a dangerous stretch of triple-digit temperatures as forecasters warn of a multi-day heat wave
Governor Kotek Proposes Tax Increases to Prevent ODOT Layoffs
Salem, Oregon- Governor Tina Kotek on Thursday released a funding proposal to address a budget shortfall that state officials say
BLM to Auction Over 58 Million Board Feet of Timber from Western Oregon
Portland, Oregon- The Bureau of Land Management will offer eight timber sales across western Oregon this month, totaling 58.5 million
Suspect Killed, Two Officers Injured in Springfield Police Shooting
Springfield, Oregon- A man was fatally shot by police after stabbing two Springfield officers during a confrontation near Gateway Street
Oregon Appoints First Chief Privacy Officer and AI Strategist
Salem, Oregon- Oregon has appointed its first Chief Privacy Officer and Artificial Intelligence Strategist, a newly created position aimed at
Tsunami Spares Oregon Coast, But Lawmakers Say Time to Prepare Is Now
Salem, Oregon- A tsunami warning sparked by a powerful offshore earthquake near Russia ultimately spared Oregon’s coastline—but state lawmakers say
Gov. Kotek Calls Special Session to Address Transportation Emergency
Salem, Oregon- Governor Tina Kotek announced Monday that she is calling a special session of the Oregon Legislature to begin
Alaska Airlines Outage Grounds Fleet, Causes Delays at Medford Airport
Medford, Oregon- Alaska Airlines grounded all of its mainline and regional flights Sunday evening following a widespread information technology outage,
Oregon Report Finds Student Loan Borrowers Struggling with Changing Rules
Salem, Oregon- Student loan borrowers in Oregon faced heightened confusion and frustration over the past year as federal repayment and
Oregon Nurses Association Warns of Risks to Medicaid and Health Services
Portland, Oregon- The Oregon Nurses Association (ONA) is raising concerns following the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill (H.R.
