Oregon Capital Chronicle focuses on deep and useful reporting on Oregon state government, politics and policy. We help readers understand how those in government are using their p ...
What would help Americans 250 years from now understand the Oregon of 2026? For the eight members of Oregon’s congressional delegation who selected the state’s contributions to the semiquincentennial ...
I grew up in a segregated town in rural Louisiana. When I was nine years old, I was bused to a white school across the railroad tracks — literally — from the public housing neighborhood where I lived.
State fire officials are urging Oregonians to exercise caution with fireworks ahead of a hot, dry Fourth of July weekend, but they’re not issuing new statewide restrictions on their sale or use to ...
A 100-year-old fish hatchery on the North Umpqua River near Roseburg almost completely burned down in 2020 and is ranked near the bottom for quality and return on investment among all state-run ...
Oregon’s landmark effort allowing adults older than 21 to access psilocybin has evolved beyond “strictly medical uses” and may be allowing more people to enroll in the program than is safe, according ...
This story was originally published by Columbia Insight, a nonprofit environmental news website covering the Pacific Northwest based in Hood River. The Bonneville Power Administration isn’t going to ...
REDMOND — Homelessness in central Oregon is finally on a decline following years of steady increase, a milestone housing advocates, state lawmakers and Gov. Tina Kotek celebrated Monday. Nearly 1,700 ...
Oregon’s statewide election last month exposed yet again the injustice of our partisan election system. Injustice is a strong word. But it’s clearly an injustice to bar our largest group of voters — ...
Oregon Capital Chronicle focuses on deep and useful reporting on Oregon state government, politics and policy. We help ...
Oregon Capital Chronicle focuses on deep and useful reporting on Oregon state government, politics and policy. We help ...