Oregon lawmakers seek to make utility bills more affordable, transparent
State lawmakers are working on legislation that would give Oregon regulators broader discretion in setting power rates, with ...
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Oregon fights wrongful conviction payouts. A new bipartisan bill aims to end that
The concept of a 2022 bill to address wrongful convictions in Oregon was simple: Pay people $65,000 for each year they spent ...
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The IHSAA girls basketball sectional brackets are here. How does South Bend area stack up?
The always-intriguing IHSAA girls basketball sectional brackets were revealed Sunday ... Class 1A, Sectional 51 at Oregon-Davis Game 1: Triton (2-19) vs. Argos (7-14), Tues. Feb. 4, 6:30 p.m ...
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Guest column: The implications of state fire maps for homeowners
On Jan. 7, the Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) issued wildfire hazard maps covering the entire state. These maps, divide the state into three wildfire hazard classes, low, moderate, and ...
Lawmakers consider tax hikes, fees to fund roads and bridges in Oregon budget talks
Oregon lawmakers are debating a plan to give ODOT more than $1.7 billion in additional funding in the state’s next two-year ...
The Best (and Worst) States for Income Tax
No one likes paying income tax, but residents of some states have it worse than others. Here are some of the worst offenders ...
Oregon cities tap into utility fees for police and transportation funding, often bypassing voter approval
Facing budget shortfalls, a growing number of Oregon cities are turning to utility fees to raise money. City leaders set the rates and decide where the money goes.