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April 29, 2025
  • Sen. Merkley: Abrego “Not going to end well” for Trump
  • Senate Oks bill requiring gov. to fill US Senate seats
  • Teacher union opposes police union membership
  • Homeless, addicts paid to protest
  • DEQ looking to restart EV rebates
  • Farm seeks changes after lone wolf kills calves
  • 2 Venezuela gang leaders arrested in Portland
  • Rideshare drivers seek pay minimums — SB1166
  • Oregonians working multiple jobs rises again
  • Sen Anderson: SB 974 speeds housing construction
  • Time for the US Attorney to bring charges against Beaver State pols
  • Fed grant loss limits disaster readiness
  • Gov's housing goal falls behind
  • Oregon's trade economy flourishes with $42B in exports, boosting 270K local jobs
  • State seeks trail user feedback ahead of statewide trails plan
  • Deadline today to register for May 20 election
  • Portland Metro chamber, 2 nonprofits urge city to leave climate tax untouched
  • What's next for city of Salem effort to get state to cover public safety costs
  • Lars Larson: get ready for more crime
    • April 28, 2025
  • Should SNAP require only healthy items in Oregon?
  • Failed Kroger merger cost $1Billion
  • Loophole in jock tax for $800M stadium
  • New "cable bacteria" species found in Oregon
  • KOIN 6 One-on-one with Gov. Kotek
  • Oregon leaders are saying wildfire prep can't wait any longer
  • Top Portland leftist activist (rioter) ended his life
  • Lawmakers spar with BOLI over wages on housing jobs
  • WA lawmakers OK unemployment for striking workers. Is Oregon next?
  • TriMet: Subsidies, mostly taxes, now cover $7.88 of each ride's cost
  • UPDATE: Letter from Tillamook Co Hotel owners urging no vote on TLT increase
  • Washington Co Chamber to host first Spanish-language business summit
  • Intel braces for another round of layoffs in the face of declining sales
  • New farmers market opens in Bend
  • Robot cops, anti-crime lights fail to thwart Portland crime
  • Selling your farm product through the Farm to School program
  • Wyden hears from Umatilla Co growers on tariffs
  • 1000s of UofO student workers strike
    • April 27, 2025
  • Legislature: ‘Cash is king' campaign
  • Housing Report: Oregon's big red ‘F'
  • Opposition packs hearing on Kotek's plan
  • Lars: AG disregards local scandals to sue Fed nonstop
  • Union-sponsored ‘Teaching Palestine' training
  • Kotek: Devastation remains from flooding
  • New public corporation may be in charge of Oregon health care
  • Open letter to former Rep. Buckley
  • Homeless have their own medics (911 won't respond)
  • Kotek picks 2 new judges
  • OHSU's 9 month loss (as it aims to buy Legacy Health)
  • Average ER visits last over 5 hours in Oregon, new data says
  • David's Chair expands accessibility on the coast
  • Divisive Portland World Naked Bike Ride has date
  • Invasive crab caught on Coast
  • Is chicken manure for our garden a concern in age of avian flu?
  • Mercy Corps sells HQ amid federal cuts
  • PGE's CEO attends disputed fishing platform trial at Willamette Falls
  • Parents: PPS pushes Israel genocide claims on elementary students