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In January Gen Zers and millennials will make up a quarter of Oregon’s 60 House representatives. Like many members of Generation Z, Representative-elect Hank Sanders, a Democrat living in Hood […]
Along with selecting caucus leaders, Oregon Senate Democrats chose state Sen. Rob Wagner, D-Lake Oswego, as its nominee for the senate presidency ahead of the January legislative session. Wagner’s district […]
Following a four-plus-hour grounding of air travel across the United States Friday, Nov. 13, the Federal Aviation Administration and the U.S. Transportation Department provided more specifics on the root cause […]
The U.S. Postal Service faces renewed calls to drop restrictions ordered by President Donald Trump on mail ballots, setting up a major clash between states and the federal government ahead […]
Sheriff Ty Rupert shed the “interim” sheriff label by handily winning the November election, but some issues that have long dogged the department remain. Rupert was first appointed to the […]
In this installment of A Look Back in Time, the Saturday, Nov. 14, 1936, edition of The Chronicle featured a story about the expansion of a federal Works Progress Administration meal program for …
A judge ruled Friday that an eastern Washington county illegally aided federal immigration enforcement, in violation of a landmark state law restricting such coordination.
Was it the party chair? The money? Trump? Exactly how did the GOP slide into superminority status in the Washington House?
A man once described by President Barack Obama as "a much-needed voice for the nation
Community members remembered former congressman Sid Morrison as a thoughtful and influential lawmaker who was a dedicated advocate for Central Washington.
WASHINGTON — Congressional Democrats have alerted more than 60 companies, individuals and agencies that they are potential targets of investigations into the Trump administration’s cuts to scientific
When Jaelynn Scott arrives in Olympia in January, she doesn’t want to be labeled a one-note legislator.