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January 04, 2025
  • Oregon ranks among states with strongest gun laws
  • $130K for info in poaching of 8 wolves
  • Ex-Oregon AG seeks judge appointment
  • Rep. Reschke, 2025 to be year of taxes
  • Protection for Oregon's ‘Grand Canyon' dies in Congress — Leaders to try again in 2025
  • E. Oregon counties impacted by wildfire get fed $$
  • Landslide, flooding cause 3 state parks to close
  • Negligent homicide charge against DEA agent dismissed
  • New Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield takes office early
  • School Board to Discuss Superintendent's Employment Amid Complaints
  • Forest Service hiring hold could impact Central Oregon
  • More white pelicans find homes on the Columbia River
  • Oregon health officials echo warning about cancer risks associated with alcohol
  • Former Intel Oregon executive will run Chinese chipmaker
  • Oregon sees uptick in sea turtles washing ashore
  • Salinas and Merkley, Maryland's Raskin push to ban election betting
  • What cops find at traffic stops will spook you
  • Wildlife artist captures the majesty of Oregon's elk
    • January 03, 2025
  • Dem lawmakers face 3 questions for the session ahead
  • Oregon begins fluorescent light bans
  • Football Playoff's flawed system failed Oregon
  • Our clueless Kotek
  • Rocker John Fogerty's Oregon ranch sells fast
  • Concerns 'road diet' limits first responder access
  • Contractors blast Kotek's order requiring projects include labor agreements
  • Home economics of 2024 weren't great
  • Business lobbied against OHSU's naming pres. w/o national search
  • Major disaster declaration to benefit Eastern Oregon counties
  • My New Year always seems to involve political trash
  • Engineering firm sues Idaho Power over unpaid project work
  • Lars Larson: About the terrorist attacks on America
  • Nathan Vasquez sworn in as new Multnomah Co. DA
  • ONA accuses Providence of 'illegally refusing to bargain'
  • Oregon Farm Bureau: Working for farmers, ranchers
  • Portland City Council settles on council president in contentious first meeting
  • Salvation Army to operate 200 'lifesaving' winter shelter beds in Portland
  • New school board transparency law will upend some districts' practices
  • Reed College launches tuition-free program for families making under 100K
    • January 02, 2025
  • Oregon report on decarbonizing pension
  • Shari's: Millions in unpaid rent after mass closings
  • Fee increases at state parks for 2025
  • New Sec-of-State makes attacking Trump #1 goal
  • Shop owner optimistic businesses will bounce back — "Portland isn't all that bad."
  • Rural Oregon sees spike in unsheltered homelessness
  • 30 inmates released early after Coos County Jail capacity cut in half
  • Dan Rayfield sworn in as Oregon attorney general
  • From safer buses to phone fixes: New Oregon laws
  • Portland starts new government era
  • Seattle reports 20% increase in homeless students
  • Sen. Bonham: Why is healthcare so dysfunctional?
  • Unemployment insurance and paid leave tax rates stable
  • When is State of Eugene 2025? When Mayor-elect Knudson takes office