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A citizen-led effort seeks to tighten gun control laws in Oregon with a systemic approach based on government-issued permits

When it comes to Oregonians, pets are a part of the family. That’s the finding of a new survey by the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center.

Statewide survey reports varied outlooks on summer tourism

More than 120,000 tax lots across Oregon are in areas prone to wildfires and are considered at “high” or “extreme” risk of burning, according to a new statewide map being released Thursday.

Significant rainfall this spring noticeably greened up the Oregon countryside and appears to have calmed nerves across the state, according to a survey about wildfire danger conducted in June by the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center.

A recent survey found one in five Oregonians have had to leave their homes due to wildfire, and a significant majority feared increased fires will harm state forests, wildlife and fish habitat.

Survey finds only 38% of residents have knowledge of 1972 law banning sex bias in school.

Survey shows we may not know what Title IX is, but 50 years after the federal legislation was passed, we support its intent.

The Oregon Values and Beliefs Center surveyed almost 1,700 Oregonians ahead of the federal law turning 50