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State Senate Majority Leader Jamie Pedersen says his comments were edited in a misleading way. A soundbite that aired drew national attention.

The virus has sickened at least 67 people in the U.S. and killed one, with egg producers begging for a new approach. “I call this virus a terrorist,” said one egg farmer, who lost 6.5 million birds to H5N1 in two weeks.

Mental health workers on strike in Southern California say Kaiser Permanente is woefully understaffed, its therapists are burned out, and patients are often denied timely access to care. The insurer says it has largely fixed the problem. But across California and the nation, mental health parity is still not a reality.

Unionized nurses and Providence officials did not have a clear path forward on negotiations Sunday

Nurses at Providence Medford have until Saturday to finish voting on the proposed deal.

Minnesota also joined the lawsuit, which was filed in the Western District of Washington state

After saying he'd be great for abortion rights while leaving things to individual states, the new president is aggressively moving to curb access

The 84-page internal investigation from the Oregon Department of Corrections also highlighted poor health care for women

Labor groups argue the bill would extend a crucial lifeline to workers. Employers say it would lead to longer strikes.

The state provides funding, but parents don’t qualify until their kids turn 18. Meanwhile, a worker shortage makes finding caregivers impossible for many families.