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U.S. homeownership fell to its lowest level since 1997 in the year’s first quarter.

The last time the Olympic Track and Field Trials came to Eugene, nearby businesses prepared for a windfall of customers that never came.

The Coffee Creek Correctional Facility is the site of multiple sex abuse claims since 2002.

One in eight Portland-area foreclosed homes aren’t listed for sale, a move by banks to keep home values up.

Twenty years ago Oregon hosted 10 farmers markets, a number which today has grown to 118.

Opponents of a proposal to ban American Indian names and images from high school mascots support Rep. Sherrie Sprenger’s idea to allow waivers.

Originally created as OSU’s in-house email network, PEAK Internet provides Internet, business and technical support to many clients.

Americans increased spending more slowly in March, indicating that many are worried about the economy.

Microsoft paid $300 million for a minority stake in Barnes & Noble’s e-book and college textbook business. 

Port of Portland officials forecast continued growth, saying that Oregon international trade has nearly recovered from the recession.