Legal woes persist for Kitzhaber, Hayes
The couple face possible Federal penalties as the state justice department says Hayes is subject to corruption charges.
The hidden problems of data, phone centers
In Hillsboro, data centers take advantage of a tax loophole — but are these companies living up to their end of the deal?
Meyer Memorial Trust plans for break to refocus goals
The state’s third-largest charitable foundation will take a hiatus from the middle of March through the fall.
The week journalism died
Last week delivered a gut punch to journalism – and not just in Oregon.
Kitzhaber resigns
Oregon’s first governor to be elected to a fourth term has officially stepped down.
Nike CFO to retire; Columbia touts $2.1B in sales in 2014
Don Blair will step down in October; Columbia Sportswear had a record year.
Oregon congressman: West Coast port strife is ‘clearly the greatest threat our nation faces’
Kurt Schrader and representatives from Washington and California are urging the president to help resolve the labor strife crippling West Coast ports.
Transportation Fairness Alliance members have mixed feelings about more cabs in Portland
City Hall approved 292 more taxi operating in Portland, a move the Transportation Fairness Alliance praised, with reservations.
Ski areas eager to announce they have snow
Ahead of Presidents Day weekend, Oregon’s three biggest ski areas insist they have snow despite low snowpack.
Pair of Oregon entrepreneurs set for respective Shark Tank appearances
Portland sandal-maker, Eugene gold-panner will vie for investment dollars tonight on Mark Cuban’s popular show.