Governor

Gov. Tina Kotek announced McConville Radford will join her administration to foster positive relationships with Oregon-based tribes.

OPB’s “Think Out Loud” traveled to Salem to talk with Gov. Kotek about housing, behavioral health, the 2024 legislative session and more.

"Think Out Loud" host Dave Miller talked with Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek about homelessness, affordable housing, education and other top challenges facing the state.

The Oregon Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that Gov. Kate Brown was within her authority to grant clemency in 2020 and 2021 to around 1,000 people convicted of crimes.

The Democratic candidate is asking the state's high court to act with speed, and force elections officials to reverse a decision that he doesn't qualify for the ballot.

Like so many things in the era of coronavirus, Oregon's annual State of the State will be a virtual event this year. Gov. Kate Brown is scheduled to deliver remarks at 10:30 a.m.

The new Oregon Wildfire Response Council will look at the state's efforts surrounding "wildfire education, prevention, suppression, attack, and community recovery."

In their second meeting, the candidates were far more willing to go after the other's record and temperament. 

The leading candidates for governor have opposing views on whether Oregon's sanctuary law should be repealed. Here's why. 

Independent Party member Patrick Starnes fended off write-in candidacies from Republican Knute Buehler and Democratic Gov. Kate Brown to win the party's gubernatorial nomination.