Volkswagen CEO steps down amid scandal
NPR: Martin Winterkorn steps down a day after the company admitted to cheating emissions tests.
Pair of Oregon cities to get body cameras for cops
BEND BULLETIN: Police departments receive federal money to buy body cameras.
Will sale of Elemental help Oregon entrepreneurs?
Approximately 10-times return for investors could encourage more funding for startups.
Kitzhaber whistleblower settles with state
Michael Rodgers will receive two-years salary in two lump sums in return for dropping his claims of mistreatment.
Economist quashes housing bubble concerns
Matthew Gardner believes wages will increase while property values slow.
Developer buys Shleifer Furniture building, plans wooden high-rise at different site
Beam Development mulling a cross-laminated timber tower near the west end of the Burnside Bridge.
Drought conditions projected to persist
Low river flows, reservoir levels cause concern for resource managers.
More Than Meets the Eye
On September 17, the much anticipated Fed decision was delivered and the equity markets haven’t liked it.
Volkswagen admits cheating on emissions tests
NPR: 11 million cars were programmed to cheat on emissions tests.