While lawmakers deliberate potential changes to the state's wildfire hazard map policy, some Oregonians say it needs to be ...
Problem Solvers: Fate of Oregon’s controversial wildfire hazard map now in the hands of lawmakerss
The Problem Solvers were the first to bring you homeowners' concerns about the state's wildfire hazard map last June. La Pine ...
Deschutes County commissioners returned to the heated controversy over the state’s revised wildfire hazard map Monday ...
PacifiCorp has been hit with damages of $270 million for 44 plaintiffs since a Portland jury found it grossly negligent and ...
This month, as constituents tried to convince me that the state wildfire hazard map caused increases in their insurance ...
Juniper removal efforts in Oregon’s high desert would receive $15 million under a bill that’s touted as a way to conserve ...
Kotek urged federal officials to provide more clarity and stability around critical funding streams and jobs in a trip to D.C ...
A town hall to discuss Oregon’s controversial Wildfire Hazard Maps is being organized by Rogue Valley legislators and a ...
Property owners in Oregon have until March 10 to file their intent to appeal designations made by the state's recently ...
President Donald Trump has fired more than 3,400 employees at the U.S. Forest Service, raising questions about the capacity ...
The Trump administration's cuts to federal land management agencies have created an uncertain future on Oregon's public lands ...
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — KATU’s Steve Dunn recently interviewed Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek on a wide range of topics. Last week, KATU aired segments of the interview and a longer version on this Sunday’s ...
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