Hillary Borrud is an investigative reporter at [Employer]. With over 15 years of experience covering local and state government, she has delved into critical issues such as sex trafficking in foster care and state financial mismanagement. Her work has been featured in notable publications including the Mail Tribune, East Oregonian, and The Oregonian (OregonLive), focusing on themes of government, politics, and sustainability.
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Hillary Borrud's coverage predominantly focuses on local politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in Oregon. She also covers education, healthcare, and sports within the state.
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By: Hillary Borrud
The first such feature for the Oregon Capitol allows families to care for their children’s basic needs.
By: Hillary Borrud
The candidate filed her Voters’ Pamphlet statement about 30 minutes before the deadline. She could have amended it had she filed earlier.
By: Hillary Borrud
| A Portland teen who was sold for sex from the age of 13 is suing the Oregon Department of Human Services, alleging that the state agency
By: Hillary Borrud
An accompanying ordinance would prevent marijuana operations from expanding or selling to new owners.
SALEM, Ore. — A small upgrade added near the end of the nearly $600 million overhaul of the state Capitol is providing dignity for Oregonians with severe disabilities who visit the building to lobby lawmakers.
By: Hillary Borrud
A new poll commissioned by Oregon Public Broadcasting showed state Sen. Christine Drazan, left, leading Gov. Tina Kotek, right, in this year's race for Oregon governor.
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Here's how to make sure you're ready to vote.
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Plus, Tuesday is the deadline to register to vote in Oregon.
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Words of solace arrived quickly after reports that a 16-year-old shooter fatally wounded at least three children in a Bend elementary school.
By: Hillary Borrud
Oregon political leaders on Thursday offered support, prayers and in some cases a call for new gun restrictions following news that a 16-year-old shooter fatally wounded at least three children in a Bend elementary school
