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November 01, 2026
  • House Judiciary report blasts Oregon's sanctuary policies
  • Oregon player arrested after vehicle pursuit
  • 6 races set the balance of power in Salem
  • Health Insurance $$ spikes. Oregon's new website to add more.
  • Nearly 1.1 million of 3.78 million registered voters have cast ballots
  • Commentary: Logging causes significant loss of carbon from forest soils
  • Jeff Helfrich (SD#26): Oregon needs more citizen involvement
  • How some big companies in Oregon are faring heading into the the midterms
  • N..W. cattle ranchers move on with Republicans despite hits to their industry under Trump
  • Property tax bills are in the mail in Yamhill County
  • Scott Hege (HD#52) supports the Family Farm Relief Act
  • What Drazan, Kotek and Smith have said about immigration policy
  • Christine Drazan joins local candidates for get-out-the-vote rally in Redmond
  • Here's what happens to an Oregon ballot once it hits the dropbox
  • Medford's Tucker Sno-Cat named Oregon's coolest manufactured product of 2026
  • Oregon Zoo baby elephant Tula-Tu battles virus that killed her half-sister
  • PAC plans 1,000-person ballot-chasing push before Nov. 3 election
  • Spanish immersion emerges as a flashpoint for Portland school closures
  • Gresham mother who killed son released from oversight by psychiatric board
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    October 31, 2026
  • GOP leans into ‘ballot harvesting'
  • Bloomberg: Taxes, lost jobs help GOP loosen liberal grip
  • Daimler closes truck plant; Lays off 375
  • Lars Larson: Alaska Senate scandal has ties to NW
  • Oregon among nation's stongest gun laws -- some want more
  • Bend teacher hero speaks for first time!
  • Millions into online schools with no results
  • DOJ again warns election staff of potential prosecution
  • Brad Hicks (SD#3) fix the school day slump
  • Farm, business revive claims against climate program
  • KATU Christine Drazan full interview
  • Flu vaccination rates for Oregon healthcare workers fell to 52%
  • Former OHA head skipped report warning long-term seclusions at State Hospital
  • Public Safety leader was fired from 2recent, high-profile jobs
  • Regulatory Ag Update 10/30
  • 3 dead, after helicopters collide near Mac airport
  • Study: Oregon students get 3. weeks less instructional time than US average
  • Inside the University of Oregon's plan to save $65 million a year
    • October 30, 2026
  • School forced kids duct tape mouths
  • Alex Stein removed from Portland City Hall
  • Oregon gas bills are going up Saturday
  • Drazan gets $5M boost (out raises Kotek)
  • Columbia Sportswear to give away doomsday bunker
  • Rep. Mannix: Time to cut death tax
  • 26 groups push back on PPS school closure proposals
  • 44 charged in Portland human trafficking mission
  • AFSCME declares ‘no confidence' in MultCo officials
  • City's New Public Safety Leader History of Firings
  • Cramer's ambitious Homelessness Transparency Act
  • Critics question mass timber partnership with the Port
  • Drazan, Kotek draw millions from allies
  • Ex-Metro President lands political job at City Hall
  • Hackers dox more than 40,000 DHS employees
  • House races to watch in the 2026 midterms
  • Longview paper mill fined $77K for violations
  • OPB Politics Now: Oregon Democrats' supermajority?
  • Prosaic reasons behind school closures
  • Reynolds School District seeks $162.5M bond
  • SW WA congresswoman bill to block oil imports
  • U of O to axe some postgraduate programs?
  • WashCo commission races test progressive strength