Police and social service agencies asked Oregonians Thursday to be more aware of battered women. In just the last month, there have been 17 deaths linked to domestic violence. That's put a spotlight on an issue that for years has lived in the shadows. Full Story »
Former Portland Trail Blazer Chris Dudley is closer to getting into next year's race for Oregon Governor. The Republican Thursday reported receiving the backing of several high-profile GOP lawmakers. Full Story »
State governments across the country are making big changes in their IT departments. They're centralizing their own state data systems in a push to save money. Full Story »
Renewable energy advocates are taking a close look at how Oregon is planning to change its incentives for new projects. Full Story »
Two of the top federal staffers dealing with natural gas pipelines proposed for Northwest Oregon spent two days this week touring properties that would be affected. Full Story »
Police and social service agencies called Thursday for Oregonians to be more aware of domestic violence. Seventeen people have died in murder/suicides in the state over the last month. Full Story »
The University of Oregon will conduct a survey to determine how athletic schedules might interfere with academics. Full Story »
Oregon National Guard troops stationed in Iraq will be watching the Civil War football game between the Oregon Ducks and the Oregon State Beavers Thursda). And, fans will get to see the troops too. Full Story »
In Olympia, a $300 million complex is currently going up on the edge of the Capitol Campus. It's one of the priciest state construction projects in a decade - on the scale of Seattle's Qwest Field. Full Story »
The Government Accountability Office has thrown a hurdle in front of a federal fleet intent on moving to Newport. Full Story »
The University of Oregon has just released its Index of Economic Indicators for the month of October. As Ryan Knutson reports, it's the latest sign that the recession is technically over. Full Story »
Project Sponsors Council scheduled to make recommendation on the revised bridge plan Friday, December 4 Full Story »
The Government Accountability Office has sided with the Port of Bellingham in the debate over whether the headquarters of a federal fleet was properly awarded to Newport, Oregon. Full Story »
Comcast launched a pilot program for Portland customers this week. It allows people to find out how much internet bandwith they're using. Full Story »
For months, we’ve been considering the impact of climate change on one small town: Denmark, Oregon. In our final chapter of the Denmark Project, producer Christy George found new voices – psychologists, philosophers and poets - wrestling with the enormity of the changes facing the place they call home. Full Story »
Portland Police are calling on the public to come forward if they have information about the death of Nancy Bergeson. Full Story »
Court documents and interviews are giving us a better idea of how accused cop killer Maurice Clemmons avoided capture for two days. Full Story »
Washington State department of corrections officials dispute claims that a warrant issued from the state of Arkansas would have kept Maurice Clemmons in jail. Full Story »
On the edge of the Washington State Capitol Campus, crews are busy at work inside a massive, plastic-lined pit. This project will take two-years and ultimately cost taxpayers $300 million -- a little less than what it cost to build Seattle's Qwest field. Full Story »
So what colors are you wearing for the Civil War game this week? Full Story »
A large swath of vacant land on the south end of Salem will soon be the site of a large distribution center, run by a national company. Full Story »
This week's Civil War football game between Oregon and Oregon State will bring in big bucks for both schools, because of TV contracts. But the timing leaves some students in an academic pinch. Full Story »
In the next few years, Portland-area drivers could have a new option to avoid traffic jams. But it could come at a cost. Full Story »
Pierce County sheriffís deputies have arrested four accomplices who allegedly helped Maurice Clemmons after he killed four Lakewood, Washington police officers on Sunday. Full Story »
Northwest wheat growers opened their annual meeting Tuesday facing a tough economic market. But at the Oregon-Idaho Grains Conference, the real worry is about a year from now – when the Columbia locks system will close for maintenance. Full Story »
Holiday lights illuminate the Denver City/County Building in downtown Denver. AP Photo/David Zalubowski
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