Who should be next? Should Oregon just try to vaccinate as many people as quickly as it can for COVID-19?
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A letter in the Jan. 14 newspaper was drafted by Larry Nelson, and we happen to share the same name. In the past week, I have been asked if th…
The United States appears to have avoided the worst-case coronavirus scenarios that officials feared would overwhelm hospitals in the aftermat…
A COVID-19 positive patient who visited St. Charles Redmond has been identified as the source of the infection that spread to more than 30 c…
UMATILLA — Two more inmates, who tested positive for COVID-19 in the ongoing outbreak at Two Rivers Correctional Institution in Umatilla have died, according to a press release from the Oregon Department of Corrections, raising the death toll among adults in custody at the prison to nine since January began.
Gov. Kate Brown said Friday that she will stick with her controversial plan to vaccinate school staff ahead of elderly residents.
Seniors in Oregon will wait longer than almost anywhere else in the country to be eligible for coronavirus vaccinations, a review by The Oregonian/OregonLive has found, undercutting claims that the federal government is to blame. And that has shifted focus back to Gov. Kate Brown’s decision to prioritize teachers over the elderly. Brown had already decided to vaccinate educators before seniors ...
About a third of the 31 caregivers at St. Charles Redmond who tested positive for COVID-19 had received their first dose of the vaccine at the…
Deschutes County has the green light from the Oregon Health Authority to issue vaccines to kindergarten through 12th grade teachers.