Expanding Nike already has 22 buildings on campus near Beaverton
As Nike considers the location for its planned expansion, the company already has 22 buildings on 213 acres near Beaverton.
BPA administrator retires
Bonneville Power Administration administrator Steve Wright retired after 32 years.
Chef hopes consumers will embrace potato flavor, aroma
A member of the Oregon Potato Commission hopes consumers will study potatoes for flavor and aroma the same way they view wine and apples.
Super bowl outage: what went wrong?
CBSNews: Super Bowl XLVII’s dramatic second half was made more so by a power blackout, which halted play and left millions of TV viewers in the dark.
England’s King Richard III found after 500 years
Reuters: A skeleton with a cleaved skull and a curved spine entombed under a car park is that of Richard III, archaeologists said on Monday, solving a 500-year-old mystery about the final resting place of the last English king to die in battle..
Federal agents crack down on counterfeit sports merchandise
OregonLive.com: Several federal and local law enforcement agencies worked together on “Operation Red Zone” to stop international shipments of counterfeit sports merchandise from entering the United States.
PGE to build natural gas plant near Clatskanie
Portland General Electric will build a second natural gas plant at Port Westward near Clatskanie to serve as one of three energy sources required to meet future demand.
Oregon gets part of $121M robo-signing settlement
Oregon will revive $3 million of a $121 million settlement with Lender Processing Services, accused of wrongfully foreclosing on homeowners.
Portland levee concerns raised
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers say trees, building and more erected on the Columbia River levee pose safety concerns and might need to be removed.
Sierra Club wins ruling against Port of Coos Bay
The Sierra Club won the latex round to get records from the Port of Coos Bay about potential coal export plans.