OSU scientists study stink bugs to save wine crops
Warm temperatures have allowed stink bugs to prosper throughout the Northwest.
Car2go bailing out of Eugene
Car-sharing service cites lack of usage in its announcement to leave the city.
Marijuana law ushers in new business age
BY KIM MOORE | RESEARCH EDITOR
Oregon’s new marijuana law is expected to lead to a bevy of new business opportunities for the state. And not just for growers. Law firms, HR consultants, energy efficiency companies and many others are expected to benefit from the decriminalization of pot, according to panelists at an Oregon Business breakfast meeting on Tuesday.
Supreme Court: Government impacting supply-and-demand of raisins is unconstitutional
ASSOCIATED PRESS: The Supreme Court ruled that the government cannot take raisins away from farmers to boost market prices.
Walmart, eBay won’t sell Confederate flag merchandise
CNN: Merchandise with the Confederate flag on it will not be sold at Walmart anymore.
Legislators scramble at end of session
‘Gang of 8’ work on transportation deal; GOP pushes ethics reforms; Dems pursue tax hikes.
Portland, Multnomah Co. want to overhaul Climate Action Plan
Local governments plan to oppose coal and oil exports and consider divesting fossil fuel stocks.
SE Portland apartment complex owner sells high
The Mitchell Court Apartments — at 5224 SE 72nd Ave. — were purchased in 2008 for $3.25 million and sold recently for $5.3 million.
Where do Oregon farmers markets rank among nation’s best?
Five Oregon-based markets make The Daily Meal’s list of 101 best in America.
Judge tosses photographer’s suit vs. Jordan brand
Photographer’s copyright claim to iconic Michael Jordan pose dismissed by federal judge.