Letter from the Editor: We’re looking to Oregon City to help rebuild suburban news coverage
We know demand exists for stories beyond Portland. Follow along as we test how modern technology can help deliver what old-school bureaus once provided.
An Oregon university is trailing 1st place in an international ice fishing competition - despite a lack of ice
The Oregon Institute of Technology has just a few more days to try and win a fishing competition used to contribute data to fisheries research.
Man who exported aviation technology from Oregon to Russia gets prison term
Sanjay Kaushik, 58, pleaded guilty to conspiring to sell export-controlled aviation components with dual civilian and military applications to users in Russia.
Amazon Says Berkshire Utility Failing to Power Data Centers
Amazon.com Inc. alleges that a Berkshire Hathaway Inc.-owned utility in Oregon is failing to provide sufficient power for four new data center facilities, highlighting the strain rapid expansion of technology facilities is putting on the electric grid.
Remains of teenager found more than 50 years ago identified as missing Oregon high school student
The remains of a teenager found more than 50 years ago have been identified through advanced DNA technology as a young woman who went missing from Portland, Oregon State Police said.
Oregon, NYC pension funds sue Fox over election lies
The lawsuit represents the most serious shareholder legal action taken against Fox since it settled a historic defamation lawsuit brought by election technology company Dominion Voting Systems earlier this year for a record $787.5 million.
With 'skimming' on the rise, senator urges USDA to require updated technology for SNAP cards
An Oregon legislator demanded updated federal security requirements for the benefits cards that low-income families use to buy food as skimming proliferates.
Scientists expand study on air quality impact on health
Scientists at the Oregon Institute of Technology were recently awarded a $1 million grant from the federal government that could result in research that improves health outcomes in Southern Oregon due to wildfire smoke.
"Happy Face Killer" victim identified almost 30 years after her body was found near a California highway
Investigators say they used genetic technology to identify Patricia "Patsy" Skiple of Colton, Oregon, aka "Blue Pacheco," whose death is attributed to serial killer Keith Jesperson.
Intel holds Grand Opening of $3 billion factory expansion in Hillsboro, Oregon
Intel renames and expands factory in Hillsboro, Oregon, to Gordon Moore Park, due to the advancements in technology by its co-founder.