Scope of Kitzhaber-Hayes investigation widens
State’s chief operating officer says he was interviewed by the IRS and FBI.
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Oregon congressmen on opposing sides of net neutrality issue
Sen. Ron Wyden, Rep. Greg Walden each stake claim in contentious debate ahead of FCC’s vote.
Port of Portland bucks national trend, keeps labor fight alive
While the rest of the West Coast gets back to work, labor strife at Terminal 6 endures.
Coast Guard, Oregon coast groups sustain court fight over helicopter base
The court fight continues as both sides of the case file opposing motions.
Lawyer: ‘Portland has no realistic chance of getting the NBA All-Star Game’
An attorney representing a downtown hoteliers group says public funding for the convention center hotel is not a factor in Portland hosting the NBA’s marquee midseason event.
Erickson posts losses in 2014 due to poor 4Q
The aviation company announced fourth-quarter losses of $2.5 million.
Discredited anti-vaccination doctor’s testimony canceled
Oregon lawmakers rescind invitation to researcher who promoted a fallacious vaccine-autism link.
Think tank: We’re in the midst of an urban economic boom
A report released by City Observatory finds that the jobs are increasingly moving to the inner city.
After settling with six workers, Daimler sued by four African Americans for racial discrimination
Two current and two former employees seek a total of $9.5 million in damages one month after the company agreed to a record settlement for similar allegations.
Vaccination news: Controversial researcher to testify in Salem
The scientist who found the since debunked autism-vaccination link will testify before the state legislature.