Gov. Kate Brown unveiled a two-year budget proposal Tuesday that sees slight increases to education spending and deep cuts to Oregon hospitals.

The 54-page summary of the proposal released by the governor’s office was light on details and centered around overcoming the state’s multiple crises, from the COVID-19 pandemic to the fallout from this year’s wildfires.

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