Lawmakers from both parties support scrapping Oregon's wildfire hazard map four years after devastating fires, saying it failed to accurately assess risk.

A bill that would eliminate a controversial Oregon wildfire hazard map moved one step closer to reality on Tuesday.

The wildfire hazard map, created by Senate Bill 762 in 2021, was meant to identify areas in Oregon with high wildfire risk.

For the first time since November 2019, Oregon is drought-free. READ MORE | March snowfall keeps Cascades snowpack above ...

At White River Falls State Park, both the natural and human-created attractions have become big draws for visitors, with ...

On Tuesday, the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Wildfire voted unanimously to advance Senate Bill 83.

The Pacific Northwest has no shortage of natural wonders, but this 620-foot masterpiece stands quite literally above the rest ...

Multnomah Falls performs its aquatic magic in two distinct acts – a 542-foot upper tier that plunges with the confidence of a ...

The Oregon Department of State Lands keeps a map of the vital waterways where the state's most iconic and vulnerable fish ...

W ith 60% of Oregon designated as public land, a trip to the Beaver State is ideal for nature lovers, who can explore everywhere from high desert climates in the east to verdant f ...

Portland’s carts serve everything from sushi made with Oregon Coast-caught fish to intricate moles, hotspots of culinary creativity packed into tiny metal kitchens on wheels. Covering a wide swath of ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Republicans in the Oregon legislature introduced a bill on Tuesday to repeal the state’s Wildfire Hazard Map, citing concerns that the wildfire resiliency tool is ...