Pandemic Rages In Areas Of Oregon With Low Vaccination Rates
State health officials called on local public health officials in areas with low rates to work with businesses and others to encourage inoculation.
Lynne Terry
Older Vaccinated People More Vulnerable To COVID-19, Research Shows
A small study by Oregon Health & Science University indicates that people between 70 and 82 have a less robust response to the virus than those 20 to 29.
Delta Variant Drives Infections In Oregon
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COVID-19 cases are on the rise, especially in counties with the lowest vaccination rates, state data show.
Disabled Vet Sues VA Center In Eugene, Claiming Discrimination, Whistleblower Retaliation
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James Reagan Marcroft-Clark accuses the VA of ostracizing him after he complained about an official at a local housing agency.
Former Resident Sues OHSU — Again
The latest suit accuses OHSU of violating a settlement agreement in a discrimination suit filed in 2018 and hurting the former staff member's attempt to finish her training.
Hundreds Die In Northwest Heat Wave
From Oregon to British Columbia, temperatures set new highs, reaching more than 120 degrees Fahrenheit in one British Columbian town.
Anti-Vaccine Pediatrician Can Resume Limited Practice
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The Oregon Medical Board has reached a temporary agreement with Dr. Paul Thomas as an investigation proceeds.
Lawsuits Seek $37.5 Million From Tobacco Companies In Death Of 2 Oregonians
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The estates of the two people, who both died in 2018, are suing Philip Morris USA, RJ Reynolds and others.
Former Employee Sues, Accusing Moda Of Discrimination and Retaliation
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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.
Providence Wins Federal Certification For Heart Transplant Program
The approval means that Providence can seek reimbursement from Medicare and Medicaid for heart transplants which can cost more than $1 million.
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