The demand for gluten-free products at restaurants and grocery stores has increased quickly in the last few years.

U.S. manufacturing shrank in June for the first time in three years.

Brammo Motorsports owner Craig Bramscher said he has little desire to move the company from Ashland, but seven states are actively pursuing the electric motorcycle maker.

The Salem-Keizer School District could lose its share of a $4 million grant to prevent teen pregnancy.

Honda plans to lease the new Fit EV with free collision insurance included, and with a $0 deductible.

U.S. construction spending increased the most in five months, another indication of a slow housing sector recovery.

One more year of federal payments to timber counties doesn’t mean that the rural counties will be able to rehire sheriff’s deputies and others that have already been laid off.

Eugene-Springfield business owners kept their expectations down after disappointing sales at the last Olympic Trials, but were pleasantly surprised by increases in business this time around.

Nike’s fourth-quarter profit unexpectedly declined for the first time since 2009.

The City of Prineville adopted a $25 million budget, $7 million less than last fiscal year.