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Oregon Department Of Justice Asks Oregon Supreme Court To Immediately Review Firearm Law Ruling
If left unchanged by the court, Measure 114 will ban the sale of high-capacity firearms magazines with more than 10 rounds.

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If left unchanged by the court, Measure 114 will ban the sale of high-capacity firearms magazines with more than 10 rounds.

OHSU has stopped all non-emergency pediatric procedures, added overflow capacity by putting beds in hallways and conference rooms.
Lake Oswego-based Obsidian Renewables would like to be the largest green hydrogen producer in the Northwest.
Measure 114 is set to go into effect on Thursday, but the state says the requirements for in-person training aren't ready.
Under its new permit, port officials said Friday they will invest at least $150 million in a system to treat most wastewater by 2023.
The refinery being built on the Columbia River lost a land-use permit to build a rail yard to receive and distribute supplies.
The owner of a gun store in Tigard said he’s no longer waiting for a background check to clear. He spoke on condition of anonymity.
Dozens of children are in Oregon hospitals with RSV, including some in intensive care.
Measure 114 would will limit sales of some high-capacity ammunition magazines and require safety training before purchasing a gun.
Sen. Rob Wagner, D-Lake Oswego, will be the Senate's first new president in 20 years.
District attorneys and hospitals are unhappy with a Sept. 1 federal order.
Two projects in Eugene and Lincoln City aim to help Oregon’s housing crisis by building dozens of homes for low-income residents.
After months of record revenue growth, Oregon economists now expect the state to enter a “mild” recession next summer.
Measure 114 passed thanks to urban support but it could be months before it goes into effect.
The removal of four dams on the lower Klamath River will be the largest such removal project in the world.
Allen noted that Medicaid coverage had expanded under his leadership and that now nearly 95% of Oregonians have health insurance.
Accusations that it's led to higher crime rates appear to be unfounded.
Representative-elect Andrea Salinas of Oregon was among nine Latino Democrats to join the caucus.
Republicans hope ongoing frustration from pandemic school closures will win over undecided voters in November.
The next governor will inherit aggressive climate rules and target reductions for emissions enacted by Gov. Kate Brown in 2020.