For too many women, abortion can seem like the only way out of a difficult situation. Pregnant moms facing economic uncertainty, coercion, domestic violence, and homelessness often feel pressured to abort even if they would far rather keep their babies. …
Oregon’s Stefini Ma’ake was recognized by the Big Ten for her play during the Littlewood Classic. Ma’ake hit .438 with four home runs and 11 RBIs over six games for the No. 20 Ducks and was named Big Ten freshman of the week. It’s the second straight week …
SALEM, Ore. – There’s been a bit of controversy since Oregon officials released the wildfire property risk maps which are intended to protect homes, properties, and lives from future wildfire disasters. Response from residents is largely negative, with …
By Ariana Figuera, States Newsroom/Oregon Capital Chronicle WASHINGTON — The Trump administration Friday continued its mass firing of thousands of probationary federal employees in an attempt to remove workers recently hired under the Biden …
SALEM, Ore.- Monday, Oregon Republican legislators are coming out against the state’s wildfire hazard map and seeking its repeal. The map designates wildfire risk statewide. Oregon’s Republican state senators and representatives say the map threatens the …
In a span of just four days, three separate fatal crashes killed three people in Oregon. On Saturday at 6:45 p.m., a two-vehicle crash on Oregon 213 near Clackamas County killed Kenneth Jay Isaksen, 35, of Molalla. According to the Oregon State Police’s …
SURPRISE, Ariz. – The No. 7 Oregon State Beavers will face the Xavier Musketeers in a crucial college baseball matchup today, Feb. 17, at Surprise Stadium. Originally slated for a 1 p.m. PT start, the game has been delayed by an hour due to an extended …
COOS BAY, Ore. – Southwestern Oregon Community College is defending its decision to hire a registered sex offender back in 2010 with an online statement written by college president Patty Scott. The statement, posted on the SWOCC website on February 12, …
SALEM, Ore. (KATU) — Oregon lawmakers are debating a plan to give the state’s Department of Transportation (ODOT) more than $1.7 billion in additional funding in the state’s next two-year budget. ODOT says the money would allow it to maintain the state…
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