Riding a Temporary High
Sales of recreational cannabis have surged, breaking state records, but experts warn of stormy seas ahead.
Sales of recreational cannabis have surged, breaking state records, but experts warn of stormy seas ahead.
Oregon saw another increase in the number of people seeking food stamps and cash assistance in September.
Northwest farmers are working with researchers to discover new ways to grow hops organically.
SolarWorld is reportedly joining forces with other manufacturers to file a trade complaint against China for overwhelming the U.S. market with cheap solar cells.
The staff of the Oregon Legislature will be subject to unpaid furloughs, although most of their days off will differ from those taken by other state employees.
Oregon’s minimum wage will rise 30 cents to $8.80 an hour next year.
The city of Beaverton eliminated its economic development director position, laying off longtime Director Gary Brentano.
The College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific, Northwest is opening in Lebanon this week, Oregon’s first medical school in over a century.Â
Portland-based Integra Telecom laid off 75 employees this month as it shifted its business in hopes of attracting big corporate clients.
The Oregon Legislature has approved a change in kicker tax rebates with House Bill 3543.