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Over the next few weeks, Oregonians will be voting on a measure that would fundamentally change the tax revenue structure for both households and businesses in Oregon.

Most western states have seen above-average growth in fentanyl use during recent years. Even so, Oregon’s experience stands out relative to its neighbors. Since the pandemic began, fentanyl-related overdose

Prices Have Been Relatively Flat in Recent Weeks, but Monetary Policymakers Need More Data to Act.

Oregon has a problem with crime, homelessness, and drugs, ranking the state forty-six worst in the nation for public safety. Despite increasing spending on public safety per capita by 48.1% from 2011 to 202