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January 08, 2025
  • Oregon secret recording ban upheld, Project Veritas plans appeal
  • DMV secretly fuels human trafficking with licenses
  • Cash-strapped ODF does training session at luxury resort
  • Party Leader asks Kotek to vote for Oregon to join Canada
  • Lawmakers explore ways to curve utility rate hikes
  • Rene Gonzalez lands new job
  • BOLI welcomes Governor's budget
  • Oregon lawmakers outline plans, priorities for health care in upcoming session
  • Disability Rights Oregon asks judge to hold state in contempt for psych hospital delays
  • Extending the Yellow MAX line to Vancouver is Trimet's worst idea yet
  • Oregon lawmakers' joint call for Fed. Government's Barred Owl kill plan be reversed
  • Oregon linemen volunteer to bring electricity to rural Guatemala village
  • Oregon releases final wildfire hazard maps, property owners to be notified
  • Undersea volcano off Oregon coast will likely erupt this year, scientists predict
  • New Oregon law cracks down on TriMet public drug use
  • Portland vacant property interactive map
  • PPS establishes district “Off and away all day” phone policy
  • DOJ critical of Portland police supervisors 2020 protests investigations
    • January 07, 2025
  • State regulators approve more electricity rate hikes
  • Ease child welfare regulations sparks opposition
  • Arizona wins last of 3 chip sites, Oregon setback
  • (Chart) Oregon, blue states rule top inflation states
  • Rep. Hunker: Protest over removal
  • Clackamas Co Chair sworn in; new board meets for first time
  • Former state budget writer sworn in Oregon Treasurer
  • New Oregon laws to help curtail medicine costs, reduce drug use on transit
  • Oregon Ag year in review
  • Sen. Boquist: Capitol chatter, homeless havens, etc
  • Task force tackles Oregon's hospital 'boarding' problem
  • Tobias Read sworn in as Oregon secretary of state
  • Vander Kamp sworn in as 10th Deschutes Co Sheriff
  • Lawsuit over Native fishing platform at Willamette Falls is headed to trial
  • Legacy nurses at Portland area hospitals announce intent to unionize
  • New Salvation Army overnight shelter to open in Portland's Old Town
  • Public Safety Bureaus asked to explore budget cuts similar to others
  • Crook Co. School Board votes on termination of superintendent's contract
  • Oregon's first surgical technologist apprenticeship program
    • January 06, 2025
  • Oregon Health officials prepare for Trump
  • Portland unrest led Christian leader to build parental rights movement
  • (photos) Man drives inside Dallas convenience store
  • KATU Interview: New Portland Mayor
  • Missing tides photographer found after 3 weeks
  • Cow escapes, swims Columbia, runs on I-84, caught
  • On final day, Sec-of-State issues Kotek violations report
  • Many find maternity care in rural Ore. outweighs concerns about abortion access
  • Editorial: In 2025, Oregon must turn aspirations into outcomes
  • Oregon: #11 most restrictive gun control state
  • New campaign kicks off in Oregon to teach about fentanyl dangers
  • One year later: ‘Bob' recounts finding Alaska Air door in his backyard
  • Oregon exc. order 24-31 establishes project labor agreement requirement
  • Hilllsboro City Council open seat, applications due by Tuesday
  • Mayor Wilson backtracks on return-to-work mandate for city employees
  • OSU Small Farms Conference set for Feb. 15