An Oregon Health Authority official expects the virus to stick around, just like influenza.
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Kotek announces Oregon will stockpile abortion drug
The Democratic governors in Washington state and Massachusetts are also shoring up supplies of mifepristone.
Kotek presses to divert money from Oregon reserves on 100th day in office
The calls highlight the first major conflict between the new governor and legislative Democrats, who called for conservative budgets.
Oregon tax deadline moved to Friday thanks to internet outage
The three-hour outage means taxpayers have an extra three days to file Oregon returns. Federal returns were due Tuesday.
Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission considers doubling tax on hard alcohol
Gov. Tina Kotek called for doubling the liquor surcharge to $1 a bottle, raising about $90 million over two years.
Nyssa man accused of killing officer has violent record, including previous shooting
The Nyssa man suspected of gunning down reserve officer Joseph Johnson had long-standing disputes with his sometime girlfriend, who lived in the house where the shooting occurred on Saturday, April 15, according to court records.
Oregon Gov. Kotek balks at plans for $1 billion Interstate 5 bridge bond
Kotek wants to use state-issued bonds for affordable housing projects.
Police arrest suspect in Ontario in fatal shooting of Nyssa officer
The arrest of Rene Castro, 36, of Nyssa, occurred just before 8 a.m. north of downtown Ontario.
Nyssa reserve officer killed in Saturday shooting, gunman being sought
BREAKING: A reserve officer for the Nyssa Police Department was shot and killed Saturday, April 15, while on patrol, authorities report. He was identified as Joseph Johnson, 43. Police are seeking Rene Castro, 36, of Nyssa, in connection with the shooting.
Salem parents weigh in as legislators consider digital access to school materials
AT THE CAPITOL: School districts would be required to provide a link on their websites for parents and others to more easily review state-approved textbooks and other school material under legislation advance on Tuesday, April 11.
