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With summer in full swing, people around Salem are walking, biking and using an increasingly popular form of transportation: ...
The Bureau of Land Management will offer several timber sales in July, totalling about 54 million board feet to be harvested ...
The territorial legislature continued to meet in the O.C. until 1850, when it decreed that henceforth Oregon’s capital should ...
The Joint Committee on Transportation Reinvestment will vote on whether to advance an updated version of the transportation ...
Oregon is a great place for film tourism, traveling to locations where such projects as "Twilight," "Stand By Me," "Grimm" ...
Gov. Tina Kotek has signed Executive Order 25-09, a landmark move aimed at enhancing educational outcomes and mental ...
The protest was one of thousands planned across the country in opposition to President Donald Trump's 79th birthday and a ...
The top employer in Salem, by far, is the State of Oregon. According to the city's annual comprehensive financial report , the state's 23,500 employees account for more than a quarter of the Salem ...
SALEM, Ore. — In anticipation of a new legislative session starting Tuesday of next week, leading Oregon lawmakers and Gov. Tina Kotek laid out their goals for the months ahead, with common ...
At Oregon’s Salem Health, the doctor will see you now — in the hallway. By Amelia Templeton (OPB) Feb. 3, 2022 1 p.m. Updated: Feb. 3, 2022 11:33 p.m.
Oregon spent more than $200 million to treat substance abuse last year. An investigation by the Salem Reporter finds officials aren't sure of the results.