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November 14, 2024
  • Oregon spent $23M on legal fees to defend foster care — finally settled
  • Portland City Council considers streetcar expansion
  • Rank Choice Voting killed turn-out by 20%
  • School districts face $670 million increase in PERS payments
  • 3 socialist stars win Portland seats (their agenda)
  • Audit: Portland transportation bureau missed safety goals
  • Benton County workers strike, leading to closures
  • Clackamas Co races flip board's conservative bloc
  • FBI offers reward for info about suspect in ballot box fires
  • Federal workers await a dismantling under Trump
  • Former Multnomah County official alleges retaliation
  • Hillsboro housing project has cultural amenities few will use
  • How Measure 117 Rank-Vote was defeated
  • Judge allows public to party crash Lake Oswego
  • Largest Roseburg camp still being occupied, enforced
  • Lars Larson: On the school shut-down
  • Multnomah Co adopts new policy on how to distribute tents
  • North Portland homeless shelter opens after months of delays
  • Police Services Levy fails with Vancouver voters
  • Portland Street Response manager resigns
  • Portland's decrease in overdose deaths
    • November 13, 2024
  • Candid letter: House minority leader decries “endless drama"
  • Clackamas races flip conservative bloc
  • AG announces $1.3B settlement with Kroger (Fred Meyer)
  • Task force: Ways to stop patients from boarding in hospitals
  • Record highest steelhead return -- Deschutes River
  • Portland City Hall power rankings
  • Ranked choice voting killed turnout by 20%
  • 7 City Council candidates who spent the most public dollars per vote
  • Editorial: Get ready for a fee on Bend utility bills to double
  • Springfield police officer gets Law Enforcement Medal of Honor
  • Why Salem City Council voted to censure 2 city councilors
  • Yes, Oregon gets tornadoes, Rockaway hit
  • Bend-La Pine Schools sells land to develop affordable housing for teachers
  • Meme: Best burn on now-in-debt Kamala
  • Oregon State University graduate employees prepare for strike
  • Family of security guard killed at Portland hospital sues facility for $35M
    • November 12, 2024
  • Portland ranked-choice caused voter engagement to crater
  • Tattooed, pink-haired DEI trainer gets forestry boss put on leave
  • Expert says traffics modeling for interstate bridge replacement is wrong
  • Helfrich won't seek re-election as Oregon House Minority Leader
  • Triple strikes hit Oregon
  • Homelessness persists for Oregon veterans, despite efforts by gov't agencies
  • Sen. Boquist: Election re-cap, media disconnect, protests
  • What the Election Means to Oregon, GOP Sen. Bonham and Dem Rep. Kropf
  • Roberts declares victory over Smith in Clackamas CO election
  • $12M office tenant improvement in Portland building permits
  • Fred Stewart starts nation's only Black veteran-owned escrow/title company
  • No license plate or visible VIN? Your vehicle will be towed in Portland
  • Plan to extend Portland Streetcar tracks half-mile could top $120M
  • Portland Fire takes on low level 911 calls
  • Third-largest Veterans Day parade in U.S. hosted in Albany, Oregon
  • OHSU study: Medicaid addiction funding has not slowed overdose deaths
  • Oregon group calculates economic impacts of climate change
  • Youth SAR trains with National Guard