Peter Courtney, longest serving legislator, memorialized by colleagues, friends at Oregon Capitol
Oregon bade farewell to the state’s longest-serving legislator in the Senate chamber that the late Peter Michael Coleman Courtney presided over for 20 years and loved more than anything but his family.
Oregon Ducks Star Jamaree Caldwell Reveals What Led To NFL Draft Decision
At the end of the regular season, a NCAA ruling came down that allowed a blanket waiver that allows an extra year of eligibility which covers former junior coll
Oregon Ducks' Dillon Gabriel On 'Great Conversations' With NFL Scouts At Senior Bowl
Former Oregon Ducks quarterback Dillon Gabriel is set to begin the next chapter of his life after finishing a historical college career. Gabriel now finds hims
Oregon prison population remains close to pre-pandemic low, due in part to public defender crisis
About 12,000 people currently are serving time in Oregon prisons. That’s on par with the population figures from late 2002, data shows.
Chiefs scouting report: Oregon Ducks OT Ajani Cornelius
The Kansas City #Chiefs might want to target a player like Oregon #Ducks right tackle Ajani Cornelius in the 2025 NFL draft.
Oregon legal tech startup raises $22M to fuel AI platform that speeds research, drafting and more
Michael Ulin, co-founder and CTO; Jen Paau, COO; and Tanguy Chau, co-founder and CEO. (Paxton Photo) Paxton, a Bend,
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Latest achievement results show Oregon students among lowest in the country in math, reading
Oregon eighth graders are faring better than the elementary schoolers, but assessment scores are still low. Those middle schoolers rank below national averages in math and reading. Educators and lawmakers have been keeping a close eye on low test scores for more than a year.
Podcast: There's a massive underground aquifer in Oregon's Cascades. Why it’s important
In this episode of the Explore Oregon Podcast, host Zach Urness talks to researchers about an underground aquifer below the Central Cascade Mountains.

Trump, Oregon

Judge temporarily halts Trump's order pausing federal funding as Oregon joins lawsuit
State officials lambaste Trump for freezing federal funds to Oregon ‘to advance his political agenda’
Gov. Tina Kotek and Attorney General Dan Rayfield on Tuesday denounced a move by President Donald Trump that abruptly shut off much federal funding to Oregon, a tactic critics cast as a presidential power grab to get his way on issues ranging from immigration to transgender rights to environmental protections.
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Trump administration's funding freeze causes confusion in Oregon
Oregon governor vows to uphold state's sanctuary laws
Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek says she will uphold state law prohibiting government officials and police from helping federal immigration officers.
Suing players claim abuse by Western Oregon coaches, seek $28M
A group of nine former Western Oregon women's basketball players are seeking roughly $28 million in a lawsuit that accuses their former coaches of multiple forms of abuse.
Oregon Legislature honors Peter Courtney, hosts celebration of life in Senate chamber
Friends, family, legislators, and members of the public gathered in Oregon’s Senate chamber Wednesday for Peter Courtney’s celebration of life. Courtney was Oregon’s longest-serving lawmaker.