After nominating 3 areas off Oregon’s South Coast for to develop wind farms, Oregon Coast business leaders say time is already running out to ensure the 10-year process goes smoothly.

Experts say the changes — along with increases in employment and incomes — are signs the city’s economy is rebounding.

Hotter, drier summers mean grasshopper and Mormon cricket swarms are more frequent and more devastating to Oregon crops than ever, leading farmers and ranchers to collaborate with state and local governments to avoid being overrun.

The 19-acre, 23-building campus will reopen as the University of Oregon’s Ballmer Institute for Children’s Behavioral Health in 2023, officials say.

The non-psychoactive hemp compound will disappear from grocery stores, but will be available in dispensaries for a one-year grace period.

Access to talent, strong academic institutions, and public-private partnerships are behind the Oregon bioscience sector’s continuing rise.

Funds will be used to provide child care and other services to women pursuing work in the trades.

Negotiations at Providence Milwaukie and Willamette Falls continue, and more union activity is also planned.

Union says the strike is a response to ‘illegal unfair labor practices’; Providence calls the strike vote ‘premature’

A group of 15 doctors and other providers at Eugene-area clinics say unionization is their best path to address staff shortages and burnout.