OSU Eyes State Forest For 80,000-Acre Lab

Oregon State University wants to create a world-class research forest near Coos Bay. Now they need $121 million.

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Questions Remain 1 Year After Amtrak Derailment

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One year after a deadly Amtrak Cascades derailment in Washington, some of the seriously injured are still healing. And the courts are just beginning to deal with the lawsuits stemming from the crash.

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The Governor Who Couldn’t Vote: Why History Forgot Oregon’s 1st Female Head Of State

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America’s first female governor served in Oregon three years before women in the state gained the right to vote. But history has largely forgotten her. That wasn’t an accident.