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Senate Bill 719 stems from a year of frequent denials by the Oregon Health Authority to release certain information related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prospects for the president’s proposal are uncertain. Republicans decry its cost and argue that much of what the plan contains doesn't count as real infrastructure.

As Oregon prepares to open the vaccine floodgates to everyone 16 and older April 19, health officials face a proportion of rural residents who don't want a jab.

The bill would require nurses' input in setting staffing levels at hospitals during long-term emergencies.

The pandemic has highlighted the need for better information about the provision of services to disadvantaged populations, advocates say.

The announcement ended suspense over a project first announced six months ago; Oregon is one of four states along or west of the Continental Divide that hasn’t adopted the technology.

The state announced Thursday that Oregon that none of the cases involved a variant and that most of the people who were fully vaccinated experienced no symptoms.

A statement released Thursday said that the public will be able to contact investigators through multiple means and in multiple languages.

Calls are mounting for the federal government to track the death of U.S. health care workers from COVID-19 as a media project draws to a close.