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Occasional raindrops do little to help drying state
When Oregonians can rototill their gardens in March, but then have to water their lawns all throughout April and May, you know it's drier than usual. Experts say that through May 10th, it has been the driest start to the year on record at the Eugene and Salem airport weather stations, and the second driest start at Hyslop Farm in Corvallis and the Medford Airport.
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The need to get more doctors, nurses into rural Oregon
Oregon Senate President Peter Courtney advocates paying the tuition and fees of up to 40 OHSU medical and dental students in exchange for their commitment to work in underserved, mostly rural, communities.
2013 Oregon proms: Jesuit High School prom photos and more
Prom season is here and high school students around Oregon continue to build memories that last a lifetime.
Oregon Air Guard, Air Force, seek to add, expand fighter jet training space over Oregon
An Oregon Air Guard F-15 on the tarmac at Kingsley Field in Klamath Falls. Oregon Air National Guard F-15s would be able to fly over expanded controlled airspaces and, in one case, lower in an existing zone, under a proposal being launched today by the National Guard Bureau and the Air Force.
Renaming ceremony at Camp Adair: Remembering Oregon's place in the Battle of Najaf
This weekend brings an opportunity to reflect on two memorable episodes of Oregon military history, separated by nearly a century.
Civil War baseball: Beavers win 9-0, even series, retake Pac-12 lead
Solo home runs by Michael Conforto and Ryan Barnes, a four-hit day by Andy Peterson and a very successful homecoming for pitcher Andrew Moore lifted Oregon State to a 9-0 win over Oregon at PK Park on Saturday.
The Oregonian captured nine first-place awards in the 2012 Society of Professional Journalists Northwest Excellence in Journalism competition Saturday, including first place for general excellence among larger newspapers.
Oregon's food processors think export markets in Asia hold untapped opportunity
Oregon's immense harvest moves through Norpac's automated packaging plant with a metallic click and pneumatic hiss.
'Breaking Chains' review: The slavery issue in Oregon
It's easy for Oregonians to see themselves as historically detached from issues that led up to the Civil War, especially when it comes to slavery.
Sen. Jeff Merkley is dragged into controversy surrounding IRS scandal on tea party groups
Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley is being dragged into the partisan infighting surrounding revelations that the Internal Revenue Service wrongly targeted Tea Party groups seeking non-profit status.
Official: Unprecedented Cartel Presence in Oregon
Klamath Falls, Oregon-Law enforcement officials thwarted a Mexican cartel-linked narcotics operation with a number of raids in the early morning hours of May 16, 2013.
Oregon family’s sawmill fails as logs, way of life dwindle
Jeff Lauderdale sorts pine lumber April 25 at the Rough & Ready Lumber Co. mill in O'Brien, Ore.
Oregon official felt pressure from pro-fluoride Upstream Public Health about dental study
Mel Rader, a co-director of Upstream Public Health and a fluoride advocate, sits next to Angel Lambart and her daughter in December.
Oregon Ducks in NCAA softball regional: Live updates
The Oregon Ducks are hosting an NCAA softball regional Thursday-Saturday in Eugene.
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Tickets for Feast Portland 2013 Go on Sale Monday
There are quite a few heavy hitters among the chef lineup for the 2013 Feast Portland .
Washington County Commissioner Greg Malinowski is among a slew of statewide county officials opposing a bill that would automatically register an estimated 500,000 potential Oregon voters.
Renewable energy initiative approved for signature gathering
An initiative that would allow utilities to count all hydroelectric power toward renewable energy requirements was approved this week for signature gathering .
Nevada couple sentenced for Oregon welfare fraud
An Oregon judge has sentenced a Nevada couple who received $229,000 in unjustified payments from state and county agencies and an insurance company.
The Oregon GOP don't want to win elections in Oregon ever again.
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Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall is all abuzz
Got bees? Managers for the Portland Center for the Performing Arts discovered a hive of about 2,500 honeybees clinging to the building's south outside wall Thursday.