Denying Oregon these investments “would blow essentially a $200 million dollar hole in our budget,” says an environmental nonprofit leader.

Officials say it’s still too early to gauge the effects of deflection due to lags in data reporting and relative newness of ...

There was good news and bad news in the data released over the past few weeks on how Oregon’s school kids are doing.

Fertilizer made from treated sewage water is popular with some Oregon farmers. But growing evidence shows toxic PFAS in ...