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Supporters of GMO labeling contend 4,600 ballots were unfairly invalidated.

FDA code says stores should be checked biannually, but due to skimpy budgets, state goals for once-a-year inspections fall short.

The study found that a $30 per ton tax would bring the state’s emissions back down to those of the late 20th century.

The “hyperfast Internet service” has been in operation in Kansas City as the company eyes extending it into the Rose City.

The total haul is expected to approximate $1.25 billion of new orders.

The public construction project has provided $170 million to small businesses owned by people of color and women, according to the transit provider.

The 220,000 square-foot sanatorium could be open by the end of the month.

The citizen committee’s sole recommendation revolved around Block 33 in Old Town/Chinatown.

Mayor says “we are losing our mill-town status, that is for sure.”

The county’s board of commissioners approved the pay raise for some to start in July of 2016.