Alejandro Figueroa

Oregon farmers dependent on water for irrigation started out this season with a bleak outlook following a winter that brought a meager amount of snow. A few months in, conditions haven’t changed much.

Organizers submitted the final signatures for a ballot initiative to criminalize hunting and fishing in Oregon. Its own backers don't think it has any chance of passing.

Some pear growers say they may face bankruptcy following a tough season last year.

As drought continues, some farmers will likely run out of water before the growing season ends.

Wildfires have burned through hundreds of thousands of acres in parts of Central and Eastern Oregon, a lot of it on sagebrush and grasslands.

This week’s episode of The Evergreen follows the journey of Luis Lamas, a Mexican immigrant who once called Woodburn home.

The fires burned through thousands of acres of wildlife habitat in and around the refuge.

As part of the settlement agreement, Madison Ranches does not admit wrongdoing over the decades-long nitrate problem.

In Oregon, the Bureau of Land Management alone already authorizes livestock to graze on nearly 14 million acres of public lands across. BLM has identified at least 50,000 acres of its own lands and at least 88,000 acres of Forest Service lands that could be opened to more livestock in the state.

Lamb Weston Holdings is accusing two other food processors of contributing to the nitrate pollution crisis in northern Morrow and Umatilla counties.