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March 11, 2025
  • Rep. Smith concedes ethics violation
  • Citizen-led ballot measures may become more rare
  • Wildfire map lawsuit
  • Our twist on property tax, income tax hearing today
  • Kotek declares Abortion Provider Appreciation Day
  • $10M tax $$ for mega restaurant, while squashing others (HB 3377)
  • Senate 67-32 confirms Chavez-DeRemer
  • AG joins coalition on DEI guidance
  • No to $28M tax cash drop to Hollywood (HB 3329)
  • Kotek urges DEQ to relax advanced clean truck rules
  • Oregon Senate passes bill to raise minimum marriage age to 18
  • Oregon unemployment rises slightly in January
  • Rising trend against SB 916: jobless $$ to strikers
  • Study: Oregon listed among most expensive states to start a business
  • Survivors, advocate criticize Oregon's plan to clear backlog of unclassified sex offenders
  • Audit: Portland bureau sat on money promised to neighborhoods for 5 years
  • Brim-Edwards and Singleton to propose lobbying rules for MultCo
  • Rep. Hunker: Kotek's school plan is a wolf in sheep's clothing
    • March 10, 2025
  • Oregon GOP urges Trump to mandate voter ID
  • 2 bills restrict citizen petitions ( hearing alert)
  • OSU students try to form union
  • Editorial: Dems gift for donors at public's expense
  • Rep. Dexter: Federal cuts, pushback from Democrats
  • Wyden: Fair pay for truckers
  • Readers respond to unemployment $$ for striking teachers
  • Rep. Bentz: Medicaid, calls from voters
  • Oregon budget: $426M more on health, social services
  • Portland can't fill $250K job because city reputation is so bad
  • Rep. Salinas speaks against research funding cuts
  • Wildfire map lawsuit
  • Oregon medical experts oppose new assisted suicide bill
  • Oregon State Parks to hire hundreds of rangers and ranger assistants
  • After a 12-year legal battle to make Oswego Lake public, plaintiffs celebrate
  • Salem city council to vote on city manager recruiting delay
  • Grant HS junior wins Oregon's ‘Poetry Out Loud'
    • March 09, 2025
  • Oregon looks at year-round standard time
  • Oregon moves on data centers, consumer rate jumps — But is it enough?
  • Oregon senators push PRO Act
  • What we can learn from other states on teaching reading
  • Senator McLane: 5 bills to reduce CAT tax
  • Oregon's largest union wants to assist caregivers — and grow its own ranks
  • Rep. Breese Iverson: 2 bills to aid first-time homebuyers
  • Rep Bentz: ‘I fully support' Trump's efforts to cut spending
  • Oregon seeks public input on proposed Hayden Island land sale for I-5 bridge mitigation
  • UnitedHealthcare insurance customers may soon find OHSU out-of-network
  • Bend identifies key industries for economy as it grows
  • Central Oregon buses will no longer be free to ride this fall
  • Hundreds gather at State Capitol for 'Stand Up for Science' rally
  • Hundreds gather for women's march in Portland
  • Oregon National Guard holds 'Guard for a Day' event in Redmond
  • Two candidates seek school board seat in Southeast Portland