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The proposal aims to improve behavioral and medical care of the state’s most vulnerable youth, but opponents say it will subject Oregon kids to problematic care in other states

Oregon's largest hospital system will cut the equivalent of 600 people from its seven-state workforce of 125,000, including 134 in Oregon. Leaders faulted onerous requirements approved by the Oregon Legislature among other things.

Company's latest bankruptcy includes plans to close 31 Oregon locations. The company didn't say how quickly the closures would occur.

Delays in coverage, reduced tax credits, shortened enrollment periods are contained in the House version of the bill, which is under consideration in the Senate

The Trump administration eliminated the recommendation of shots for some people

Experts say the administration's decision increases risk for Americans when the next serious virus arrives

Cancellation leaves some applicants without options; college says the program is 'on pause'

A bill being considered by budget writers would mark a crucial step forward in a state struggling to tackle the drug crisis, supporters say

A new 245-page report details findings of a federal inspection that found numerous problems with policies and practices at the psychiatric institution following the death of a patient in March 18.

Hefty fines and a beefed-up state watchdog will add to existing pressure over constitutional violations, but some are worried that other issues won’t be addressed