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Cottage Grove-based Territorial Seed Co. is growing steadily as the weak economy has prompted more people to try growing and preserving their own food.

Some Oregon activists are observing the one-year anniversary of Occupy Wall Street.

Nurses at the Salem and Portland Oregon State Hospital campuses are asking lawmakers for more help with the mentally ill.

Despite finishing a three-year plan to become self-sufficient, Albany’s food service program continues to run in the red.

The Portland Seed Fund is halfway through its $3 million funding round, and already plans a second $5 million round.

Instead of Florida or Arizona, retirees are increasingly moving to colder climates, such as Medford.

iPhone 5 preorders topped 2 million in 24 hours, Apple says, more than double the amount of iPhone 4S.

The average Oregon employer will have a second annual increase in workers compensation rates in 2013, after two decades of declines.

Less than 40% of farmers have a plan for the future of their land, a major concern for the agriculture industry when the average farmer’s age is 57.