Oregon

It’s been a big fire season so far across the West, including in Oregon where more than 1.2 million acres have burned this season. On the eastern side of the state, the fires have left many cattle displaced or dead, leaving ranchers with significant losses.

For those who choose to stay and rebuild after a devastating blaze, the experience can become a test of patience and endurance.

States are allocating hundreds of millions. Officials weigh spreading it among treatment, recovery, prevention and harm reduction.

Faced with an affordable housing shortage, COVID-19 restrictions and wildfires, Oregon started funding a program to purchase hotels and motels to shelter the unhoused.

The Pendleton Round-Up was canceled last year. It came back in the midst of a delta variant surge in the rural Oregon county.

Economists found the automatic IRA program OregonSaves meaningfully increased retirement savings.

A government stimulus check, unemployment benefits and helpful roommates are keeping Neil Cairns afloat — for now.

Notes of ashtray or campfire in your pinot? Vineyards say smoky weather from this year’s wildfires could leave lasting mark on wines.

Worker rights advocates say unpredictable schedules, and dreaded "clopenings," take a toll on employees.

Cyclists in Oregon will soon pay a tax for their new wheels — the first bike tax in the nation.