Questions Hang Over Sexual Assault Claims Against Former Nurse In Oregon Women's Prison
For women in prison to be believed, they are not only required to prove their allegations true, they also have to overcome their criminal histories.
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Oregon Joins Other West Coast States In Lifting School Mask Mandates On March 12
The governors of Oregon, Washington and California have announced masks will no longer be required in schools after Friday, March 11.
Oregon Medicaid Proposal Includes Kids-Under-6 Rule Change, Services For Some Prisoners
The proposal includes health coverage for prisoners preparing for reentry and allowing children to stay enrolled until age 6.
Oregon Health Authority To Lift Indoor Mask Mandate By March 31
State officials say Oregon is past its “peak” for COVID-19 cases due to the omicron variant.
Oregon’s COVID-19 Hospitalizations Projected To Decline Rapidly
The latest modeling from Oregon Health & Science University projected that hospitalizations would peak the weekend of Feb. 5-6 before declining.
At Oregon’s Salem Health, The Doctor Will See You Now — In The Hallway
The omicron variant is less severe, but Oregon’s health system is as fragile as ever.
Omicron May Infect Half Of Multnomah County Residents By Next Month
As county health officials lean on the public to maintain efforts, priorities are forming for the ‘post-omicron era.’
Oregon Health Authority Hears More Testimony Against Extending Mask Mandates
In two more hearings Monday, state officials heard criticism of a ‘permanent rule’ that they promise will be rescinded when pandemic conditions improve.
Oregonians Share Their COVID-19 Stories
A cross-section of Oregonians discussed what COVID-19 meant for them and their lives.
Early Indications Of Omicron's Impact On Oregon’s hospitals
A look at what is known so far.
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