Elizabeth Hayes

The Oregon Court of Appeals ruled that a $500,000 cap on wrongful death damages is unconstitutional as applied to a $20 million award in a fatal crash case.

The two nonprofit systems filed an emergency exemption with the Oregon Health Authority’s Health Care Market Oversight program.

In Q1, there were 952 clients, down from 1,509 a year earlier.

“Unfortunately, all of the most meaningful measures are saying the same thing: Oregon is experiencing an economic crisis.”

“Here, To you, Now” is focused on experiences that bring people together and celebrates “meaningful temporary communities that form around art.”

Oregon Business & Industry, the National Federation of Independent Business and Portland Petro Chamber are suing the Department of Revenue and Department of Consumer and Business Services over House Bill 4027.

We spoke with four entrepreneurs about their frustrations and hopes for economic development in Oregon, now that Gov. TIna Kotek's task force has completed its work. One said he's been offered millions in incentives from other states.

City Club of Portland hosted the discussion with two economists and a corporate leader.

Santiam Hospital contends the Oregon Department of Justice is placing the hospital’s attempt to merge with Salem Health at risk and creating a delay that could exacerbate its financial crisis.

The City Life Committee will take up a resolution calling for moving forward with a new venue at PSU and figuring out financing options.