If Gov. Tina Kotek signs the bill or allows it to become law without her signature, it would codify the state treasury's 2023 "Net-Zero" plan into law.

Jayden Dean has been a known commodity for years in South Florida. He has anchored the offensive line at two of the area's most storied prep programs, Miami (Fla.) Norland before Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) St. Thomas Aquinas.

Oregon lawmakers designated the T-bone steak as Oregon’s official state steak on June 16. The T-bone steak is the latest state symbol adopted by lawmakers, following the designation of potatoes as the official state vegetable in 2023 and Jory soil as the official state soil in 2011.

Portland had to settle for the fact that the very first regional winner, Caprial Pence, a then-28-year-old chef from Fullers restaurant at the Seattle Sheraton, promptly moved back to the place where she — and James Beard himself — were raised,

Class of 2026 speedster Rasean Jones announced his commitment to Boise State and head coach Spencer Danielson on Tuesday. Jones spent his first three high school seasons at Eastern Oregon’s Baker City High School and will play for Idaho power Rocky Mountain in nearby Meridian as a senior.

Alabama Recruiting Flip Sparks Celebration for Dan Lanning, Oregon Ducks originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Alabama Crimson Tide scored a win on the recruiting trail early on Tuesday morning, flipping 4-star quarterback Jett Thomalla, the No. 234 player and No. 15 QB in the 2026 class, per 247Sports.

Oregon is awash with state symbols. From the state seashell (Oregon hairy triton) to the state microbe (Brewer’s yeast), we have almost every possible thing that could represent us as a place and a people covered.

University of Oregon celebrated its Class of 2025. Graduation speakers touched on ICE protests, Gaza conflict and future uncertainty.

The Oregon Ducks and Texas A&M Aggies are the two finalists for five-star class of 2026 cornerback Brandon Arrington. Arrington is set to make his recruitment c

Eric Morgan, who manages claims for Safehold, told lawmakers in written testimony last week the company insures ski resorts in 37 states. Oregon, he said, is “an extreme outlier” that accounts for 20% of its nationwide losses up to $1 million and 50% of its losses between $1 million and $10 million.