In today’s news, the Legislature will take on flexible scheduling requirements, Zoom+ has left the insurance marketplace and a lawsuit alleges Oregon violated the Endangered Species Act.
In today’s news, Aequitas will struggle to pay back clients, Nestle bottling plant protests continue and lawmakers consider PERS options.
In today’s news, SeaPort Airlines shuts down, Bend region earns No. 8 ranking in GDP growth and Oregon’s free community college isn’t free.
In today’s news, the OFDW looks at new funding options, the minority wage gap widens and housing-strapped Bend loses a mixed-use development.
In today’s news, toxins found at Bullseye Glass again, Oregon’s uninsured rate drops to 7% and Car2go launches preemptive strike against new car-sharing competitor, ReachNow.
In today’s news, there’s gold in Malheur County, a new plan for the Port circulates and Nike’s activity data clause causes privacy concerns.
In today’s news, Oregon reaches settlement with Oracle, the EPA responds to Superfund critique and Sen. Jeff Merkley leads the charge for a public healthcare option.
In today’s news, students design Portland’s largest downtown development, the Rural Business Summit starts today and Oregon schools top Best College list.
In today’s news, Pacific Power acquires renewable energy, Portland considers a fossil fuel ban and the Grand Ronde Tribe intends to appeal the La Center casino.
In today’s news, Oregon might incentivize marijuana retailers, Measure 97 debate continues and OSU-Cascades plans its Innovation Center.