Psilocybin Measure Advances With Board Appointments
Gov. Kate Brown names a new 17-member advisory board to implement a regulatory structure for voter-backed Measure 109.
Ben Botkin
Oregon Bill Would Expand Medicaid Coverage To Undocumented Adults
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Gov. Kate Brown supports a pilot project to spend $10 million on coverage to 2,000 adults, building on a program that now covers undocumented children in the state.
Medical Techs End Strike At St. Charles Health System
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Wages and open/closed shop are top issues as workers, management plan intensive bargaining to reach contract agreement by the end of March.
Brown Praises Biden’s Vaccine Timeline, But Won’t Commit To It
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She says federal vaccine deliveries must increase to meet the president's goal of opening vaccination to all adults on May 1.
Oregon Lawmakers Hope To Better Protect Seniors In Long-Term Care
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A bill in the Oregon Legislature would create an advisory group to suggest ways the facilities, which have suffered the majority of deaths from COVID-19, could prepare for an outbreak.
13 Oregon Counties Improve Their COVID-19 Risk Ranking
Deschutes, Klamath, Lane, Multnomah and Yamhill, which are advancing from high to moderate risk will see looser restrictions on businesses.
Oregon Lets Low-Income Health Centers Vaccinate Anyone
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Seven federally qualified health centers can administer vaccines to patients even if they're not eligible to get vulnerable communities vaccinated sooner.
Governor Orders Oregon Schools To Start In-Person Reopening In Late March
The directive will require every public K-12 school to offer at least some in-person instruction.
Oregon Health Leaders Seek More Flexibility On Medicaid Spending
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The state wants its next five-year Medicaid plan, that has to be approved by federal authorities, to allow for spending on housing, for example.
Oregon Considers Using Medicaid Money On Housing, Other Non-Medical Work
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Oregon officials are drafting the state's next five-year Medicaid plan for review and approval by federal authorities who control the purse strings.
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