The Board of County Commissioners will consider whether to send the proposed Commissioner District Map to voters during its meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 4. This map outlines district boundaries for when the Board expands from […]
Direct File Oregon has been updated and is available to correctly calculate eligibility and credit amounts for taxpayers claiming the Oregon Kids Credit and one or more of the new federal tax deductions for overtime wages, […]
This season, the Seattle Seahawks are sending shockwaves through the state – literally. Scientists set up seismographs at Lumen Field during recent playoff games to measure how hard fans shake the stadium during big plays. […]
Oregonians would be better off if more people were employed with a Just Cause standard instead of the prevailing At-Will employment standard, according to a new report. More than three quarters of Oregon employees are classified […]
The United States is facing a projected deficit of six million skilled workers by 2032 — in fields like health care, construction and manufacturing — according to the Association for Career & Technical Education. To […]
New research from AAA and Bread Financial finds that travel in 2026 will be planned around life’s special moments. Of the 61% of Americans who plan to travel this year, more than three-quarters (76%) will […]
