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Abortion providers and support groups are reporting delays in seeing patients and higher demand for help. (Gloria Rebecca Gomez/States Newsroom)

I live in Tillamook County, a rural dairy-farming community where faith runs deep, and this fall, campaign signs line our roads. Abortion is part of the argument those signs are making. I am writing espe...


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An explosion of data center facilities, including the one pictured here in northeast Oregon on May 18, 2026, have been built along the Columbia River Gorge during the last few years. (Photo by Jordan Gale/Oregon Capital Chronicle)

An eastern Oregon city that has for the last decade welcomed some of the largest data centers in the state will soon ...


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A stethoscope sits on top of money next to a calculator. Oregon will increase the amount of money it pays local care organizations for Medicaid next year. (Photo illustration by Getty Images)

Next year, Oregon will pay an average of nearly $630 more per member every month to the organizations arranging providers for the vast majority of Oregon’s ...


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State Sen. Christine Drazan, R-Canby, and Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek are vying for votes in the state’s most populous metropolitan area while trying to build bigger coalitions in order to defeat the other candidate. (Photos by Shaanth Nanguneri and Alex Baumhardt/Oregon Capital Chronicle)

In her second quest to defeat Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek, Sen. Chr...


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Oregon has more than 300 ballot drop boxes. (Photo by Lynne Terry/Oregon Capital Chronicle)

Oregon famously allows people to place their completed ballots in the mail for dispatch to the county elections office. It’s safe and it works.

If you want to be really super-rigorous about security, the platinum standard a small but determined grou...


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