Oregon Governor Tina Kotek is joining the governors of Washington and California in denouncing the dismissal of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s vaccine recommendation panel.

State Highway 14 and Interstate 84 in the Columbian River Gorge are open this morning after being closed for firefighting efforts Wednesday afternoon.

Fans were puzzled after Marcus Mumford suddenly walked off stage during a performance in central Oregon last week. The Mumford & Sons frontman stopped singing mid-song during the band’s concert at the Hayden Homes Amphitheater in Bend on June 5.

It’s June, which means things are going to begin to heat up quickly in the world of the 2026 recruiting class. For the Oregon Ducks, a lot is going to happen over the next few weeks as they take in official visits from a long list of priority targets.

If passed, SB 916 would make Oregon the first state in the nation to grant unemployment pay to striking workers in both the public and private sectors. The three states with similar laws — New York, New Jersey and Washington — do not give public workers the right to strike.

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek signed a bill last week updating the state's authorization to toll the Interstate 5 Bridge. The move follows a Washington bill Gov. Bob Ferguson signed last month that allows the state to issue $2.

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is restricting certain activities on public lands in twenty Washington counties to reduce the risk of human-caused wildfires.

State Sen. Mark Meek, D-Gladstone, had voted in favor of Senate Bill 916 when it first came before his chamber in March. But after small changes in the House, the bill needed another approval from the Senate in order to advance to Gov. Tina Kotek’s desk.

The Oregon Ducks are hosting three top recruits of the 2026 class who have all been predicted to land with the Coach Dan Lanning's Ducks through On3's recruitin

Water leaks, cramped spaces, rat infestations, and a lack of accessibility: that’s how officials describe the current state of the Washington County Courthouse, and why they’re asking the state to help build a new one.

A Washington-based seafood wholesaler with facilities in Oregon is recalling nearly 45,000 pounds of frozen shrimp that may be contaminated with listeria.