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Proposals submitted this week would have rates climb as much as 20.7 percent on the individual marketplace, with nearly all silver-level plans now costing over $400 per month. Small businesses face smaller increases of 2 percent to 8.5 percent, with most small group plans still below $400 per member per month.

A financial report by the multi-state giant includes discussino of a $1.8 billion Seattle acquisition, and fundraising for capital projects via bonds.

Advocates are trying to bring a tobacco license registration back to SB 235, after that provision was gutted earlier. They hope to institute new regulations aimed at reducing youth tobacco use, with fees to pay for the program.

In 2014, estimates suggest Oregon saved $13.7 million on fee-for-service Medicaid prescriptions because of its medical marijuana program.

Governor calls Cover All Kids legislation a take-home issue, urges legislators to make kids a priority

What would these proposals mean for you and your family? How can we make these proposals law?

While most media are focusing on the cybersecurity and data breach implications in this incident, there is a much more dangerous issue that needs to be addressed and it could endanger lives.