Lawsuit

In her decision, U.S. District Court Judge Karin Immergut acknowledged that the farm worker is seeking asylum and ordered a speedy interview for his case.

Opening statements happen Wednesday morning after two days of jury selection in case of man who was arrested on suspicion of plotting a mass shooting. The case is likely to touch on mental health, when something is attempted and freedom of speech when owning fire arms.

Stuffy’s II Restaurant in Longview, owned by Glenda and Bud Duling under Duling Enterprises LLC, owes $936,000 in fines.

Owners of the historic Prospect Hotel, near Crater Lake National Park in Jackson County, have been targeted by embezzlement and fraud, authorities say.

The tentative agreement requires the city to ensure space for campers and fund some homeless services.

The retailer is calling on the Ivy League institution to stop selling merchandise that too closely resembles its branded products.

Members of Seattle’s LGBTQ+ community are calling out a decision from a King County Superior Court judge requiring the city to crack down on public nudity at the park within the next two weeks.

Defendants include longtime Republican state Rep. Greg Smith

Court records show a more nuanced picture of what federal officers have been facing.

Legal challenges to trans athletes competing in women's sports have appeared in multiple states. Three Oregon students argue trans athletes are given special privileges, including having to hire security to escort them during track meets.