State auditors found nearly 650 duplicate enrollee codes among 2 million IDs, triggering double payments to Oregon care organizations.

Bob Day says Green's 2020-2021 posts calling cops “monsters” taint his judgment on police policy. Unions want Green out.

Kathryn Harrington apologized but won't resign after flashing a middle finger at Commissioner Nafisa Fai during a public meeting.

No data center has even applied yet, but Woodburn is pausing all future proposals for four months to study the fallout first.

Cynthia Ladd says her Arizona concealed carry permit is worthless in Salem, where unlicensed loaded guns are banned outright.

Legacy could leave UnitedHealthcare's network September 30 unless the two sides strike a deal on payment rates.

Four finalists face Portland residents tonight before the board votes September 15 on the city's first police oversight director.

A Portland mom who lost her 1-year-old son to a crosswalk crash is backing the push for court-ordered speed devices.

City and state regulators dismissed complaints that Mitch Green used public resources to boost his District 4 reelection bid.

A council committee backs a resolution urging the city to skip secret nondisclosure deals with data center developers, though it stops short of a ban.

Facing a HUD probe and a disabled applicant's lawsuit, Multnomah County deleted three survey questions tied to race and orientation from its housing tool.

The 160-page plan pairs union job protections with a decade-long push to shield frontline neighborhoods from heat and smoke.

A federal appeals court says Portland State may have punished Cal Jamison McCollough for his anti-vaccine views, not just his crude language.