Morning after pill doesn’t work for women over 176 lbs.
Mother Jones: European-made Norlevo, an emergency contraceptive identical to Plan B, is completely ineffective for women who weigh more than 176 pounds, and loses effectiveness at 165 pounds.
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PERS unfunded liability drops
PERS unfunded liability dropped from $14 billion a year ago to $11 billion.
Oregon driver’s licenses need revamp
Oregon must spend $16.3 million in six years to improve driver’s licenses or the federal government could stop recognizing them as identification documents.
Ski season off to slow start
The ski and snowboard season is getting underway at Mount Bachelor and Mount Hood, but powder is still scarce.
Three ways to be nicer to your future self
Have you noticed how different your future self is, from yourself today? My future self, apparently, has lots of free time. He has money. He’s very decisive. He goes to the gym with the regularity of a metronome. His self-control is a thing of legend. Or would be, if he existed. Future-me’s only weakness is on-time performance — he still hasn’t shown up. All his work keeps showing up on my desk each morning. Current-me needs a new strategy.
New taxes might trigger kicker refunds
New Oregon taxes might trigger kicker refunds for the first time since 2007.
Lawsuits hit Evergreen International Airlines
Numerous companies are suing Evergreen International Airlines.
Pronghorn announces $20M expansion
Pronghorn plans a 105-room, $20 million expansion in Central Oregon.
Oregon farmers aren’t excited about hemp
Activists are happy about the prospect of growing industrial hemp in Oregon, but local farmers aren’t as excited.
Evergreen selling off farmland
The founder of Evergreen International Aviation has been selling off hundreds of acres of farmland.