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April 10, 2025
  • Bill puts M114 gun control into effect
  • Trump targets state climate laws
  • Why Isn't the State Fighting Back against Trump?
  • SB 489 pays people to NOT WORK during summer
  • Gas Tax hits rural Oregonians disproportionately
  • Oregon GOP Chair steps down. VP Welchel replaces.
  • Pot shops rocked by crime, oversaturated market
  • Senate panel scraps wildfire hazard map
  • Senior mauled by homeless woman's dog
  • Groundwater cleanup bill draws fierce opposition
  • ORP chair accused of not paying $110K debts
  • Audit: MultCo Preschool for All has a preschool problem
  • Boshart Davis shocked over biz owner footing bill
  • Court order: Grants Pass choosing new homeless sites
  • Floodwaters slow to recede around Burns
  • MultCo DA making the case for a $5M boost — was asked to make cuts
  • Oregon sees rise in unclaimed, indigent remains
  • Rep. Breese Iverson: Solution for Federal lands Wildfires
  • State investigating cyberattack at DEQ
  • WA schools propose new divisions for trans athletes
  • Wildfire bills get mixed reviews, legislative deadline looms
    • April 09, 2025
  • BREAKING: Oregon GOP Chair steps down. VP replaces.
  • Why PERS still mints pension millionaires today
  • EPA withholds $85M from Oregon enviro-justice projects
  • Oregon AG fights Trump with Oversight Forum
  • New GOP chair brings baggage
  • Top 10 Bad Tax Bills
  • Livestream voting processes bill sparks concerns
  • Audit: Preschool for All faces multiple risks
  • Bill: police drones to respond to 911, chase suspects
  • Disabled vet property tax relief (SB 387 hearing today)
  • Merkley bill: Legal $$ to unaccompanied migrant minors
  • Senate panel votes to repeal wildfire map
  • Advisory board's surprise vote against OHSU takeover
  • Oregon to receive $4M+ in multi-state pharmaceutical settlement
  • Push to change Oregon's civil commitment law faces stiff opposition
  • REAL ID deadline approaches. Thousands book appointments
  • Rep. Diehl alert on bad property rights bill
  • Rep. Elmer: House passes adoption bill
  • WashCo sewer board approves oversight after lavish spending revealed
  • Rural pharmacy aims to save customers hours of driving for prescriptions
  • Portland advances noise control
  • Sen. Wyden grills U.S. trade representative on Trump tariffs
    • April 08, 2025
  • Education Dept. eliminates math, literacy programs
  • Business group on transportation package
  • 36 bills flood committee in just hours. (ramrod time)
  • Coos flights resume after 5 injured
  • Bill requiring school districts to ban cell phone advances
  • City sued $4M for denying tree cut permit that smashed home
  • OHSU pushes back against Kotek shut down
  • Police Union tries to join Labor Council, stirs quarrel
  • 2nd Democrat lawmaker removed over health
  • Trump protest #4: signs of fabrication
  • Washington Co. must come clean on agency lavish $$
  • Harney cleanup efforts continue, more floods possible
  • Jackson Co $660M budget up $20M from 2024-25
  • Nurse union: Stop Multnomah public health cuts
  • Oregon House passes bill to bolster home solicitation protections
  • Sen. Bonham: Focus on treatment instead of homeless projects
  • Senate passes Girod bill to support wildfire recovery
  • Ontario City Council OKs $128K on new protective gear for firefighters
  • Preschool for All Announces 3,800 seats for 2025-26 school year
  • Trail Blazers gives $100K to school grants