Alex Powers

Crews from a regional railroad maneuvered cranes, motored boats and vacuumed tons of urea Thursday, Jan. 9, from submerged rail cars between Avery and Pioneer parks in Corvallis, where a

Railroad workers were still working Friday morning, Jan. 10, to free two rail cars from the Marys River, nearly a week after a trestle collapsed, sending part of a cargo train into the Corvallis river below.

Federal dollars may make up a small percentage of a city government's budget, but they play an outsized role in providing for some beloved programs, such as libraries and buses.

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek stood before lawmakers Monday, Jan. 14, and talked about the ground under her feet.

One councilor compared the handout to feeding stray cats. First, you may feed one or two. Soon, "you’re going to have 100 stray cats on your back porch.”

Here's the timeline, along with a deadline to provide yet more information.

A federal appeals court has struck down the Federal Communications Commission's effort to reimpose net neutrality rules, marking a decisive setback for the agency's oversight ambitions.

The department moved a hearing to solicit public input, rescheduling from Dec. 17 to Jan. 14, before canceling altogether.

The fiber-based internet service is seeking to merge with the largest Canadian telecom provider.

But local cities could see some too. Roads could get dangerous under all the predicted snow. Here's where.