Don’t rush your taxes: Oregon’s record-breaking kicker awaits
PORTLAND, Ore. ( KOIN ) — Everyone’s least favorite question this time of year; have you filed your taxes yet? ...
Democratic attorneys general ask Supreme Court to allow current access to abortion pill
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear the case on access to the abortion pill on March 26. (Jim Small/Arizona Mirror) Two dozen Democratic attorneys...
Oregon lawmakers set priorities for housing and addiction ahead of 35-day session
Republican and Democratic legislative leaders Wednesday reiterated their priorities for the 35-day 2024 session that begins Monday are bills that will increase building more...
Small dairy farmers sue state over new regulations they see as too burdensome
A group of four dairy farmers, including one in Newberg, is suing the Oregon Department of Agriculture over a new policy that they...
Oregon Coastal Caucus still concerned about offshore wind
Lawmakers representing Oregon’s coastal communities reiterated their concerns about offshore wind development to the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management in a strongly worded...
Bighorn sheep dealing with fatal disease
Wildlife officials from Idaho, Washington and Oregon are monitoring a new outbreak of pneumonia that is killing wild bighorn sheep in the northern end...
Gov. Kotek expects changes to housing, homelessness, fentanyl in next legislative session
PORTLAND, Ore. ( KOIN ) – Oregon’s first legislative session of 2024 begins next week, and Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek says...
Massive rockslide closes Oregon highway near Columbia River Gorge
A massive rockslide, with some rocks as big as cars, has shut down Old Highway 30 just east of Biggs Junction along the Columbia...
Fired Trooper Files Lawsuit Accusing Oregon State Police of Covering Up Widespread Misconduct
An explosive lawsuit filed in Marion County Circuit Court on behalf of a fired state trooper alleges that the Oregon State Police colluded with...
Montana says it doesn’t have enough resources to help Colorado’s wolf re-introduction
The Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Department says that hunting and trapping wolves is fine. But, it doesn't have the resources to translocate -...
