File photo: Chas Hundley
A Friday, June 4 press conference by Oregon Governor Kate Brown saw state officials outline the numbers and steps needed to lift COVID-19 restrictions put in
File photo: Chas Hundley
Starting Thursday, May 13 everyone in Oregon ages 12 and up is eligible to receive the Pfizer vaccine. The Western States Scientific Safety Review Workgroup, after
Face masks. Photo: Chas Hundley
The end of Oregons county risk level framework is in sight, if 70% of Oregonians age 16 and up receive their first dose of
The Oregon Capitol building in Salem. Photo: Chas Hundley
Oregon House Democrats issued a news release announcing the passage of House Bill 3310A, which requires publicly-traded corporations to have a
Face masks. Photo: Chas Hundley
Oregon Governor Kate Brown extended Oregons declaration of a state of emergency due to the coronavirus pandemic on Thursday, bringing the new expiration to
Brad Witt. Photo courtesy state legislative website.
Rep. Brad Witt (D-Clatskanie) who was chair of the Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee has stepped down from his position but remains a
The Oregon Capitol building in Salem. Photo: Chas Hundley
The Oregon House of Representatives passed a bill prohibiting law enforcement agencies from receiving certain types of U.S. military surplus
Chair Kathryn Harrington at her home office. Photo: Washington County
Kathryn Harrington, the chair of the Washington County Board of Commissioners, will present the annual State of the County virtually
A face mask. Photo: Chas Hundley
Starting April 19, all Oregonians aged 16 and older will be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, Oregon Governor Brown announced Tuesday morning. Previously,
The Oregon Capitol building in Salem. Photo: Chas Hundley
Oregon Governor Kate Brown released a 10-point economic recovery plan for the state on Tuesday, March 23, outlining her administration'
A map that shows the general area of the NWACT in Washington County. Photo courtesy Washington County Land Use and Transportation
Want to advise the Oregon Transportation Commission on transportation
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The Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles issued a news release that says as early as May 5 many Oregonians will be able to go online to
