Kyra Buckley

EO Media Group, which owns a dozen newspapers in mostly rural areas of Oregon and Southwest Washington, announced Wednesday it has been sold to Carpenter Media Group.

Since timber moved out, a number of projects have come and gone, but federal funding could slowly be heading to a deep-water shipping container terminal

DENNIS Uniform told Oregon officials it was closing all of its more than three dozen U.S. sites after failing to secure additional funding.

Representatives of the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union Local 555 said the grocery workers overwhelmingly voted to ratify the new contract.

Oregon has an affordable housing problem. And building more homes is a big part of the solution. The governor wants the state to build 36,000 houses a year, but a surprising equipment snag could hurt the effort.

Oregon Public Broadcasting | By Kyra Buckley Jessica Blakely knows to expect delays during the construction process.

The state treasurer manages Oregon’s financial books, serves on the State Land Board, and sits on the investment committee for the public employee retirement system

A new 400-home subdivision in the works for Oregon’s south coast city of Coos Bay could ease the area’s housing crunch and support an era of economic growth for the former timber stronghold.

A developer hopes a new 400-home subdivision for Coos Bay could ease the area’s housing crunch and support an era of economic growth.

The Coos Bay area has had it tough economically since the timber industry mostly fled in the 1990s. (Kyra Buckley/Oregon Capital Chronicle)