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Pro-labeling group’s motion falls short.

The residence hall would house 500 and allow for upgrades to Bean, Hamilton and Walton halls.

The city plans to take the ridesharing company to court, saying it is an “illegal, unregulated transportation service.”

The state abandoned the idea after producing a report that said the majority of Oregonians want the forest to remain in control of the public.

To take its place, the state will use Kentucky’s health exchange system.

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.