Layoffs are likely, but the city’s transportation bureau remained opaque about the consequences of the bill’s death.

The lack of a transportation funding fix before sine die Friday means that city and county road departments, as well as ODOT, ...

The music delivered, but getting in was a mess. Fans say the long lines and confusion outside Providence Park nearly ruined ...

Just outside Salem, Silver Falls State Park offers one of Oregon’s most spectacular natural experiences. The Trail of Ten ...

Police are searching for a third suspect after a disturbance and shooting Sunday night in northwest Portland, according to ...

Oregon’s recruiting haul in June included the No. 1 safety in the country, a top-10 wide receiver, and a four-star quarterback, but ESPN’s Eli Lederman still listed the Ducks among the programs that ...

House Bill 3792 will double the Oregon Energy Assistance Program from $20 million to $40 million, with the goal of helping ...

With the 2025 season in the rearview for the Oregon State baseball team, BeaversEdge presents our offseason movement tracker ...

By moving off the high-dollar contracts of two veteran players who no longer fit the team’s timeline or identity, general ...

South Carolina women's basketball coach Dawn Staley has won three national championships over the last nine years.

In their quest to derail a transportation bill, lawmakers who opposed House Bill 2025 misled voters and colleagues by spreading falsehoods that backed up their idealogical positions.

Oregon lawmakers failed to approve additional funding for the Department of Transportation, leading to anticipated layoffs of ...