Mike Rogoway

Gov. Tina Kotek said Thursday she intends to cancel the sale of 32 acres of state-owned land in Salem on a site where a California startup wants to build a $5 billion data center.

Rates have risen by 65% over the past decade, double the rate of inflation.

The project would add 445 high-wage jobs, a shot in the arm for Oregon's beleaguered industry.

Oregon workplace deaths have been declining steadily for years, but some jobs remain hazardous.

Rule 42 aims to connect high school athletes with college coaches.

Data centers receive $450 million in Oregon tax breaks. Voters of all political stripes want that to stop.

The city moved fast to shut down data center permitting. Two data center operators moved faster.

A new poll indicates Oregon voters want stronger action.

Gov. Tina Kotek said Friday that she supports local governments around Oregon that are moving to ban new data centers, but the governor didn't say whether she would join other Democrats in calling for a statewide moratorium.

The state’s unemployment rate has risen much faster than in other parts of the country.