What’s the cost of vandalism in Oregon?
The Oregon Department of Transportation says vandalism costs taxpayers $250,000 annually — in the Portland area alone.
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Business group urges compromise in Clean Fuels impasse
As Republicans promise to stall a transportation package until the Clean Fuels program is amended, the Oregon Business Association is leaning on the legislature to end the standoff.
Aerial spray bill to get legislative hearing
Spraying companies gear up to defend industry-backed bill; whistleblower releases videos showing several alleged improprieties.
Comcast plans Internet service twice as fast as Google Fiber
Comcast announces 2 gigabit connection will be available in parts of Oregon by the end of the year.
Candidates for Adidas top job have Portland ties
Adidas America president Mark King and brand head Eric Liedtke emerge as “rumored” candidates for CEO position.
Portland-based startup wants to find you the perfect beer
BREW NEWS: BeerPickr helps users establish which beer they want and where they can get it; Bend brewers find inspiration on the trail.
Wages, housing, out of whack in Oregon
A 2-bedroom apartment in Oregon is out of reach for those making less than $16.61 an hour.
How much could alternative transportation methods save?
Ridesharing services could lower carbon emissions, save cities billions, a research organization reports.
Multi-million dollar cancer charities accused of scams
Oregon joins a federal lawsuit against four national cancer charities.
House moves impeachment bill forward
Legislation that aims to boost transparency and accountability passes with bipartisan support.