Portland’s acclaimed Wordstock Festival Book Fair, the annual celebration of reading and writing, will move from the Oregon Convention Center to the campus of Portland State University in 2015.
BBC: Parliament in France is moving to ban child beauty pageants for promoting hyper-sexualization of minors.
Oregon’s minimum wage will raise 15 cents per hour to $9.10 beginning Jan. 1.
Oregon added 4,500 jobs in August, and the state unemployment rate hit 8.1%, up slightly from 8% in July.
The Portland City Council and the Multnomah County Commission appear ready to approve a financing plan for a publicly backed Convention Center hotel.
Lawmakers are divided on whether Oregon’s Department of Energy erred in giving $30 million in tax credits to three Eastern Oregon wind farms.
The electronics factory being chased by New York and Oregon state officials known as “Project Azalea” is on hold.
CTF Enterprises was featured on the TODAY Show for its zipper-mending product FixnZip.
Columbia Sportswear is suing Hong Kong-based Fibretronic Limited for supplying faulty components for electrically-heated jackets.
The Oregon Legislature is considering taxing electronic cigarettes.