Glenfair's principal sometimes climbs onto the roof himself to clear standing water during the rainy season before the HVAC kicks on.

AFSCME Local 88 says 97% of members at its meeting backed no confidence in Jessica Vega Pederson over the office mandate.

Commissioners passed a resolution opposing large-scale data centers even though no developer has filed a single application in the county.

The district has already picked which elementary school will shut down in 2028-29 — but families won't find out until Nov. 9.

Clark County accepted the governor's offer after a 2024 arson attack destroyed hundreds of ballots in Vancouver.

Randy Blazak, 62, taught sociology at PCC for seven years before his September 2025 firing. Now he wants his job back.

Williams wants to grow its 4,000-mile Northwest Pipeline network as data centers push gas demand higher across Oregon and Washington.

Commissioners voted unanimously to draft a rule barring staff from signing secrecy agreements with data center developers eyeing county land.

CPPW members voted 93% to authorize a strike as soon as November 1, with LIUNA laborers set to vote next.

Cornell Wesley's agency paid out about $264,000 to three contractors before Mayor Wilson demanded a board review.

The pause halts air and water permits statewide, including one Amazon needs for a huge Boardman facility.

Eugene 4J wants names from students and families, but a popular vote is off the table for the Chávez Elementary rename.

The senator stood near Clackamas Town Center to endorse a 2027 bill banning Flock cameras statewide across Oregon.