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On Thursday, Oregon Governor Tina Kotek signed a bill into law that establishes a statewide homeless shelter program.
Two Oregon lawmakers reintroduced a bill in Congress on Tuesday that would limit deployment of federal law enforcement and armed forces to states.
As the Bill Pickett Rodeo returns, Black cowboy culture sees a resurgence in the Bay Area The historic national Black rodeo event has inspired local riders ...
A bill that would have provided some federal tax relief on settlements paid to survivors of utility-caused wildfires died in the final hours of the Oregon legislative session in June, despite ...
Oregon’s largest Medicaid provider is speaking out about the potential impacts of Republican’s tax and spending law on health coverage across the state.
Elected officials and Planned Parenthood representatives explained the risks that clinics across Oregon are facing due to these Medicaid funding cuts.
For returning OSU players, winning at Oregon would be a special exercise in the healing of psychological damage sustained in 2024.
When Senate Bill 926 passed the Oregon Senate in April, it included provisions requiring utilities that cause a wildfire to pay federal income taxes on settlements awarded to survivors.
Black cowboy culture is on the rise, one Oakland-native rodeo athlete said.
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