The attorneys general of 21 states, including Oregon and Washington, sued the Trump administration late last month over the new guidance from the USDA.

A federal judge in Oregon blocked penalties on states over SNAP benefits after the Oregon and Washington attorneys general led a lawsuit challenging the fines.

No. 6 Oregon all but locked up its spot in the College Football Playoff with a 26-14 win at rival Washington on Saturday. The Ducks' chances of reaching the Pac-12 title game were dashed before kickoff, but much bigger stakes were on the line as Dan Lanning and Co. chase national postseason goals.

Severe weather prompts flood watch and wind advisory in Oregon and Washington, with potential urban flooding and landslides.

Two atmospheric rivers are expected to bring up to 10 inches of rain to parts of Oregon and Washington through Wednesday, prompting flood warnings and delays.

Legislators on both sides of the Columbia River expressed disappointment Monday after Interstate Bridge Replacement Program leaders failed to provide a long-awaited cost estimate update during their b

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from fining states over distributing SNAP benefits to refugees and asylum seekers, according to the Oregon Attorney General.

Recent heavy rains have helped fill reservoirs, especially in Washington, but the warm storms have not dropped a lot of snowfall in the mountains, and there is a growing precipitation deficit in southern and central Oregon,

The No. 6 Oregon Ducks beat the Washington Huskies 26-14 on the road, essentially clinching an at-large bid in the College Football Playoff. After the game, Ore

The No. 1 Oregon Ducks are one win away from capping off a perfect 12-0 regular season. That final win will have to come against former Pac-12 and current Big Ten foe Washington. The Ducks nearly lost their undefeated record last weekend when they survived ...

Kentucky Wildcats head coach Will Stein hired Tony Washington Jr., a former Oregon Duck defensive lineman and coach.

Several inches of rain fell within 24 hours in Northwest Oregon and Southwest Washington, flooding at least two rivers, closing schools, and leaving people without power Tuesday.