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Hospitals say the bill would shift responsibility for dealing with ICE agents to them

In a response to Congress, Gov. Tina Kotek says the state is aggressively pursuing potential fraud in the Oregon Health Plan, the publicly funded health care program for lower-income people

Several Republicans expressed concern about Casey Means’ answers during a confirmation hearing where she was asked about topics including routine childhood vaccines

As part of a congressional investigation, committee leaders sent letters to nine states, including Oregon. Defenders of the probe say they want to ensure proper spending, but critics say it's an effort to score political points at the expense of poor people.

The fentanyl crisis touches every part of the state, public health officials told lawmakers on Wednesday

State health officials say they need to grow the agency's staffing to make needed IT changes, but some lawmakers on Tuesday questioned other aspects of the agency’s request — including its push to slash $170 million that primary care providers rely on to serve lower-income Oregonians

The new bill seeks to address concerns from municipal governments that helped sink it last time