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The estates of the two people, who both died in 2018, are suing Philip Morris USA, RJ Reynolds and others.

The money is earmarked to pay for 30 members of the National Guard to serve meals and care for patients at its Salem campus this summer.

As the number of people who have had COVID grows, medical experts are trying to determine when it’s safe for them to have elective surgery.

The Oregon House passes House Bill 3352, to make people eligible for Medicaid regardless of their immigration status.

Vaccinations have slowed to a snail’s pace, creating uncertainty about when the state will reach 70% vaccination for adults.

Lawmakers have dedicated extra money to cover a demand for Medicaid and there's new money for behavioral health care, an area that's been neglected for years.

Officials are engineering a series of expansions to Medicaid that may bolster protections for millions of low-income Americans and bring more people into the program.

In addition to the death toll and people suffering persistent symptoms, the pandemic has threatened the health of vulnerable people who've been devastated by the loss of jobs, homes and opportunities for the future.

The former staff member, who took leave to treat her alcoholism, says she was the only member of her furloughed team who was laid off.

The institution intends to add 1,200 jobs as part of a plan to resume its growth trajectory after undergoing revenue cuts early in the pandemic.