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October 27, 2026
  • Kotek's comments after shotting are disqualifying
  • Ex-senator's fall becomes kindness story
  • Where does ODOT's $6.3 billion budget go?
  • Dems-GOP grieve over shooting, split on policy
  • Drazan, Kotek draw millions (no $$ limits)
  • Oregon lawmakers pledge support, resources in wake of Bend school shooting
  • Oregon: Where ‘crazy left' face a midterms disaster
  • Oregon hasn't elected a Republican governor since 1982. Is this the year the streak ends?
  • Lars Larson: Lessons from the French riots
  • Angela Plowhead wants health care fixes, not health care tax hikes
  • In apparent conflict with its mission and history, ACLU takes sides in governor's race
  • Sen. Anderson on Pacific Seafood fire
  • Home Forward: $38M budget deficit
  • Landslides on Oregon Coast close Little Elk Mountain Road for the rainy season
  • Oregon will pay PacificSource more next year to deliver Medicaid in Marion, Polk
  • Snow returns to Mount Hood and Mount Bachelor in Oregon
  • Three So. Oregon GOP State Reps not facing challengers
  • Ag at BMCC in Pendleton gets big boost from industry partnership
  • Behind Salem-Keizer's proposal to close some of its highest performing schools
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    October 26, 2026
  • Former Rep. won't vote for Kotek. (fear, coercion)
  • 5 Oregon jobs that pay great, growing
  • Oregon-based kids' film unsafe, violent
  • Universal preschool in 2031? Kotek thinks so
  • Crews battle large fire at Pacific Seafood
  • Polcie bust: Lion, tiger and rhino parts
  • Woman sues $15M for falling tree
  • Drazan talks neck-and-neck in race
  • Policy Renaissance: Strassel's message for Oregon
  • Hundreds attend memorial for teacher killed
  • Oregonian justifies France riots, looting, killings
  • Possible future of passenger rail in NW
  • Rain is here; ODOT crews get ahead by targeting trouble spots
  • Black Bear Fall eat-a-thon Is on
  • Homeless self-build homes on sidewalk (photo)
  • Odors return to Baxter site during cleanup, but air stays safe, EPA says
  • Springfield's city payroll tax will take effect Jan. 1
  • Silver Rail PTO reports $70k in online donations, promises families a voice in spending
    • October 25, 2026
  • Oregon election data accidentally exposed online
  • Lawsuit: Tigard students served oven cleaner at lunch
  • States force hospitals to offer more people $$ aid.
  • Rep Javadi faces voters after party switch
  • Rep. Hoyle, DeSpain raise nearly $2M
  • Accountability coming to Oregon — Governor Race 2026
  • Salmon don't know Otis hatchery closed, staff return
  • DOJ reviewing Thorns incident showing women's sports supporters struck, forcibly removed
  • An Oregon parent has never been prosecuted for a child's mass shooting — Will Bend mom be first?
  • ‘Could we have done something more?' Pressures on families of special needs children
  • Drought, fire and high diesel prices 'addin' up tough' for Oregon ranchers
  • Medford, Grants Pass to host discussions on Oregon's rural-urban divide
  • Rescuers save two hiking groups on Rock of Ages Trail in 24-hour span
  • Adam Wilson seeks the tools needed to help reduce homeless
  • Corvallis, employee union reach tentative agreement and end strike
  • Flying from PDX? Expect to pay more this holiday season
  • Portland police collect 100+ lbs of unwanted drugs
  • Salem residents say homeless microshelter hurts neighborhood
  • Nearly $1M suit filed after 50+ Tigard students served oven cleaner at school lunch
  • Couple sentenced for animal parts smuggling between Oregon and Vietnam
  • Surveillance, body-camera footage take center stage in assault case hearing