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Public sector retirements are up 54 percent this year as Oregon legislature seeks pension reform.

Oregon’s rural home health providers don’t make as much as they should from serving Medicare patients, and the state’s providers overall are slated for a big hit next year.

Some ranchers in the drought-stricken upper Klamath Basin will have to shut off their irrigation to satisfy the needs of the Klamath Tribes.

Washington state’s attorney general and the Better Business Bureau are warning that cars damaged in last fall’s Superstorm Sandy are showing up for sale here.

Ever since Walmart announced a 145,000-square-foot store, citizens have called for a voice in crafting and voting on regulations connected to big-box retailers.

A class action lawsuit against Townsend Farms was filed Wednesday afternoon in connection with the Hepatitis A outbreak.

A review estimates that $5.6 million to $13 million would be needed at the closed Formosa Mine.

The historic Kruse Family homestead area will become Kruse Village, a 65,000-square-foot complex that will feature restaurants, retail businesses and medical services.

In attempt to advance budget negotiations, Republican senators introduced a bill outlining their caucus’ wish list for reforms to the Public Employees Retirement System.

Portland Steetcar has been testing the long awaited car since January.