Morning Roundup
Oregon carbon emissions higher than expected, Israeli startup to open Portland HQ and Puppet CEO joins line of execs denouncing immigration ban.
Oregon carbon emissions higher than expected, Israeli startup to open Portland HQ and Puppet CEO joins line of execs denouncing immigration ban.
Immigration order sows chaos, millennial migration subject of speculation and snowpocalypse damages onion industry.
Kevin Cavenaugh develops eye-catching projects funded by innovative financing tools. But will his art-infused buildings revitalize or gentrify the city?
Timber payment program ends, challenging legislative session ahead and officials warn Mexico import tax will dampen Oregon trade.
The co-owner of Portland’s Broth Bar narrates her career path: from Coca-Cola to cutting edge local foodie.
Prineville faces power shortages, Oregon healthcare ranked most expensive, and Clatsop College attempts (but fails) to leave timber lawsuit.
Legislators expect budget session to drag on, Airbnb limits Portland rentals and Portland considers charging landlords for no-cause evictions.
Oregon tops solar policy rankings, environmentalists aim to stop Union Pacific lawsuit and OSU sells fossil fuel stocks.