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January 23, 2025
  • 'Foolishness': Rep. Bynum denounces 'Born Alive' abortion bill
  • DOJ to prosecute local officials for resisting immigration laws
  • Oregon removes eviction records from background checks
  • HB 3103: Sets timber levels so we don't burn like CA
  • City Staff Objects to PGE's Forest Park Plans
  • New Multnomah DA stakes out tough protest policy
  • Oregon sues to block Trump's cancellation of birthright citizenship
  • Rep. Marsh: Ticket Reselling Bill
  • HB 2977 raises hotel tax to fund wildlife
  • Lars Larson: Biden and the hostages
  • 4 Chileans arrested in Oregon (international crime ring)
  • DOJ directs federal prosecutors to enforce immigration laws
  • Kotek braces for Trump impact on federal land in Oregon
  • Mayor Wilson's plan to end homelessness draws mixed reactions
  • Oregon legislative staffers reach labor deal with lawmakers
  • Parting Gift: $1.83 Billion Bond School Measure
  • Portland audit reveals inefficiencies in grant process
  • PPS starts plans to cut $40 million for next school year
  • Two Portland public unions inch closer to a strike
  • WLN Leadership Conference: Guy Benson, Steve Moore
    • January 22, 2025
  • GOP operative targets vote by mail
  • Oregon protesters, feds settle 2020 lawsuit
  • Tax foes say those who can leave Portland do
  • Lawsuit: Mishandling $$ at education agency
  • 2 estate tax cut bills emerge
  • Oregon, joins lawsuits over Trump attempt to end birthright citizenship
  • Anti-Trump rally: Raise taxes, ditch capitalism
  • Man built a fortune from fast-growing government program in Oregon
  • Legislature gets to work on budget, transportation
  • Rep. Diehl: Protect teachers, students from violence
  • 9th Circuit upholds Oregon's conversational privacy statute
  • Jury awards teen $1.3M, finds DHS negligent in sexual abuse case
  • Wyden decided against protecting the Owyhee — Another chance soon, unlikely
  • Wyden: $50M for Klamath Bason drought resilience
  • CityTeam moves rehab shelter into Old Town, no thanks to MultCo officials
  • Oregon DMV closing east Portland location after complaints to landlord
  • Oregon fines Cirque du Soleil after aerial artist fall in Portland
  • Portland Council staff hiring boom (as police, fire gets cuts)
  • Registration open for Oregon's Farm to School Showcase
  • Salem lawmakers seek $7M from state to cover police, fire costs
    • January 21, 2025
  • Kotek vows to work with Trump, but ...
  • Oregon elections office vandalized before inauguration
  • Portland Parks seeks to double property tax
  • DeRemer could make history as labor secretary
  • Lars Larson: Will Oregon, Washington learn or burn?
  • Oregon GOP celebrates Trump inauguration in Beaverton, D.C.
  • Rep. Bentz nominates 16 Oregon students to U.S. Service Academies
  • Canola compromise would allow expansion of non-biotech seed
  • Eastern Oregon lawmakers ready for 2025 session
  • Event-focused sports center, hotel, housing, proposed for Washington Square
  • SmokeFree Oregon offering free 'quit smoking' stickers to tobacco retailers
  • State ready to adopt new maps, revise rule on greater sage grouse
  • Technicians at Providence's outsourced lab seek to unionize
  • Ashland holding Town Hall gathering at Southern Oregon University
  • Oregon Dept. of Revenue volunteers hold tax help clinic at several Libraries — List