The milestone comes 12 years after the tribe began seeking a location in a more populous area. The Coquille need one more approval from the feds but don’t need state’s blessing.

Portland Street Art Alliance cleaned it up lickety split, but ongoing maintenance costs loom.

Two of the three unions have since opted to enter mediation with a third party to try and reach a deal.

Six insurers are suing the state after WW asked to see their efforts to address mental health disparities.

The building’s been causing trouble for its owner. But he wants to give it a fighting chance.

“It’s mind-boggling that a state agency would take the most vulnerable people and pretty much guarantee their failure.”

Metro has dribbled out money from a 2019 parks bond. Bob Sallinger’s death presents an opportunity to change that.

For more than 30 years, Oregon has observed a delicate policy unique among U.S. states. The departing administration could upset that balance.

In other news: Health insurers sue to keep records from public.

Nothing says “I care” like a gift that fuels a hobby—especially when winter rolls in and the world feels a little bleak.