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Oregon is set to participate in a new federal summer food program that could benefit nearly 300,000 kids across the state.
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Although there are three candidates, if one gets over 50 percent of the vote in the May primary, that person is declared the winner without the need of a vote in November.
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Sen. Brian Boquist, R-Dallas, is one of eight state senators prohibited from running again for state Senate, after participating in extended walkouts last year.
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The Eugene Water and Electric Board is warning customers who have resisted getting a smart meter that their power is now at risk of being disconnected.
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The Eugene City Council voted Monday night to delay a plan that would have significantly increased penalties for RVs and other large vehicles that repeatedly break parking rules.
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Professor Jim Moore studies and teaches on electoral politics and international relations. He speaks with Oregon Grapevine host Barbara Dellenback about the possibility of creative candidates and ideas in elections, the economics of immigration, party politics, and more.
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A funding levy on the May ballot would provide more than $21 million for Bend-La Pine schools if approved.
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Last week, the City Council voted to decline state funding that would have been used to renovate the shelter and keep it open long-term.
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There was little question about whether Gov. Tina Kotek would sign House Bill 4002, which overwhelmingly passed the Legislature last week. The governor’s announcement that she would sign the bill late Thursday brings certainty to the reality that Oregon’s drug decriminalization experiment is over.
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The passage of House Bill 4024 means campaign contributions in the state will be capped starting in 2027.
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Oregon lawmakers wrapped up the 2024 short legislative session on Thursday night after muscling through a remarkable number of high-profile policies in a little more than one month.
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Republicans have deployed tactics to block a pair of hard-fought bills that could ensure they won't pass before the session ends.