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Paramount Gold will soon begin preparing an environmental impact statement, which will open the company's mining proposal up to regulatory and public scrutiny. → Read More
Paramount Gold has submitted its operations plan to federal regulators and is closer to a permit decision from the state of Oregon, but still faces a long road to approval. → Read More
The power company has asked federal regulators for permission to study whether its proposed renewable energy project could work in Lake County. → Read More
Portland-based company NuScale Power, which specializes in small nuclear reactors, is set to go public. → Read More
The punishing drought that took years to form across the state will likely require an equally long recovery. → Read More
The longtime forester and former legislative candidate would enter the role as the first permanent forester since Peter Daugherty’s resignation in May. → Read More
More than half the people who bought Central Cascades Wilderness Permits before the season started never showed up to hike. → Read More
A hundred hand-me-down bikes from the BIKETOWN program in Portland will help restart a bike share in Bend. → Read More
Excessive heat stresses human health, which in turn stretches the limits of our built environment and vice versa. → Read More
Conditions remain ripe for wildfire Tuesday across much of Central, Southern and Eastern Oregon. → Read More
A heat wave is coming for Oregon this week, which is raising fire danger across thirsty landscapes. → Read More
Much of Klamath County is experiencing extreme drought, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor, as south-central Oregon enters the spring with mountain snowpack levels well below normal. → Read More
The Yurok Tribe of Northern California has worked for decades to return California condors to the Pacific Northwest. They hope to release their first birds this fall. → Read More
All adults should be eligible to receive a COVID-19 shot by May 1. Oregon will also allow individual counties to move through the timeline faster if they can. → Read More
The federal government has approved a lease for a wave energy test site in federal waters off the Oregon Coast. → Read More
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says the northern spotted owl deserves an upgrade to endangered status. The agency passed on its chance to do so and is now cutting its protected habitat by millions of acres. → Read More
The "Trump Cruise-in" drew thousands of people to the Clackamas Town Center, from which they will drive to Portland where a clash with anti-racist demonstrators almost certainly awaits. → Read More
These are OPB's best images of 2019, as chosen by the photojournalists who captured them. → Read More
Grand Ronde tribal artifacts spent more than a century stored out of sight in London. They’ve taken on new life since returning home a year ago. → Read More
What will we choose to remember about the year 2018 and why will we remember it? We consider those questions as our latest revolution around the sun comes to a close. → Read More