A recent survey from Gov. Tina Kotek’s Prosperity Council found that most Oregonians believe high costs, taxes and regulations are making it harder for businesses to grow. The governor acknowledged ...

This year at Astoria High School, the parking lot got a lot more colorful. Sixty-five students in the Class of 2027, armed with cans of paint and brushes, made their parking spots into works of art.

Oregon’s state government claims most revenues from economic growth, leaving localities to cope with civic needs of growing populations. The battle of Bunker Hill it was not. But, just last week, the ...

It’s been rather under the radar for a while, but Oregon State University and PacWave have two wave energy testing facilities off the Oregon Coast that have stayed idle after being built due to ...

Sept. 5, 1883, is the anniversary of the grounding of Pacific Coast Steamship Co.’s Queen of the Pacific on Clatsop Spit. The iron-hulled steamer was heading for Portland with 232 passengers (most on ...