Oregon Business 
SB 916 now heads to Gov. Kotek, who indicates she’ll sign the controversial bill, which makes Oregon the first state to provide unemployment benefits to public as well as private workers.
Erick Widman, principal at Passage Immigration Law, talks about how his firm is adapting to a second Trump administration.
The payout from the Sackler family and Purdue Pharma will go to addiction services and local government programs.
The Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs team up with Mt. Hood Skibowl to revive the Kah-Nee-Ta Hot Springs Resort.
How evolutions in charter aviation bring environmental and economic opportunity
Battery maker ESS gets emergency funding after announcement of Wilsonville factory closure; Tualatin-based Powin will lay off 250.
Legislators pass toughest-in-the-nation restrictions on investor control of health care practices.
Reporting on Portland arts spaces, Shaniko’s up-and-coming music scene and the Sports Bra take top honors in Northwest Excellence in Journalism contest.
Backers of the as-yet-unnamed concert hall, which will replace a former Nordstrom location, hope to compete with a Live Nation project planned for the Central Eastside.
The Pendleton-based tribal gaming facility will add a hotel tower, convention center and banquet kitchen.