Morning Roundup
Vancouver extends oil terminal lease, Meyer Memorial CIO touts new investment strategy and Nike will manufacture athletic hijab.
Vancouver extends oil terminal lease, Meyer Memorial CIO touts new investment strategy and Nike will manufacture athletic hijab.
Rep. Walden, Sen. Wyden diverge on ACA replacement, Oregon considers reversing gigabit tax break and PPS to seek $790 million bond.
New travel ban takes effect March 16, Portland to investigate Uber for evading regulators and legislators want to protect Oregon marijuana users.
Oregon lawmakers want Sessions out, millions in tax refunds remain unclaimed and a new chapter unfolds in the Sweet Cakes court battle.
Gov. Brown, Oregon AG, to fight White House over legal weed, policy makers consider carbon emission bills and Zoom+ takes ’emergency’ battle to the legislature.
Lattice sale moves forward, Portland considers split with Wells Fargo and Oregon’s transportation crisis is at a tipping point.
Port ends container service contract, lawmakers weigh CCO options and wolf management budget on chopping block.
Gov. Brown meets with Homeland Security, Homer Williams to propose second shelter and legislature could boost tiny home market.
Marijuana industry could be in trouble, Oregon joins travel ban suit and Columbia Riverkeeper files first suit against new EPA head.
Oregon tax revenue higher than expected, transgender students to retain protections in Oregon and Superfund plan up for discussion in March.