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An Oregon guard member has been released from their deployment over an incident that is still under investigation.
Oregon Health Authority officials say vaccine supplies are ample for the next phase of vaccinations.
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A civil rights complaint also accuses Vibra Speciality Hospital of Portland of coverup in the matter.
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Proceeds of the agreement will be donated to the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific in Lebanon.
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Applications are open for a new state task force aimed at helping the working poor with affordable health coverage.
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Nearly 60 workers receive their first union contract through Service Employees International Union Local 49.
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Ukrainians in the Pacific Northwest are supporting their native country with donations as a Portland-based humanitarian group plans its response.
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The end of mask mandates in most public places marks a new chapter of COVID-19 as state officials retool their approach.
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Interviews shed light on how the House passed a bill with stiffer penalties for assaults on health care workers, but supporters’ last-minute efforts failed in the Senate. The bill had sparked concerns it would cause further criminalization of mental illness.
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Rep. Rachel Prusak, chair of the House Health Care Committee, is leaving the Legislature when her term ends.
