Josephine County commissioners voted to terminate the Grants Pass library lease on Monday.

Attorney Jennifer L. Myrick said Circuit Judge Nickolas Brajcich was dishonest during a closed-door hearing where she says he admonished her for pointing out that another judge had previously signed an order stripping her client of a public defense lawyer.

Metro’s homeless services tax is bringing in less revenue than initially projected, new forecasts show.

The restaurant chain filed an application for an early assistance meeting with the City of Portland to talk about its development concept.

The Department of Environmental Quality said there’s no immediate risk to fish and no threat to public health from the Jan. 4 crash.

The man was conscious when his face started to burn, the suit says.

One of the first big issues that Portland’s 12-member City Council plans to confront this year is whether to increase their own office budgets and that of Mayor Keith Wilson by millions of dollars.

According to the citation from Oregon State Police Trooper Tristan Sand, a laser detector recorded the 2013 Volkswagen Passat at 104 mph.

The introduction of contraband into a prison causes significant “fallout,” a federal judge said at sentencing.

A spokesperson attributed the unfilled shelves to an old-fashioned supply chain issue.

This is only the second time in more than 120 years that one of the most diverse ranches in the Western U.S. has been available, the listing agent says.

Democratic Gov.-elect Bob Ferguson joined legislative leaders in giving a preview on new proposals for the upcoming year and how they plan to fill a massive hole in the state budget.

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