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June 30, 2026
  • Oregon tells voters not to worry about this ballot measure.
  • NW leaders react to mail-in ballot Court ruling
  • Ex-Blazer indicted in NBA gambling scandal
  • 6 states refused to join 250th national state fair
  • Politicians join teachers' union to sue data centers
  • AG: Reverse ICE death reporting rule
  • Kotek highlights major drop in homelessness
  • Washington initiative to repeal income tax closer to ballot
  • Rep. Bonamici distracting voters
  • Court to gain new ombudsman
  • OBI on Prosperity Council proposals
  • Oregon Supreme Court to hear $1B PacificCorp wildfire case
  • Oregon to receive over S52M to support vital services
  • Get online Oregon DMV business finished before Thursday afternoon
  • Kid's USA drawing reminds me patriotism still alive
  • Oregon officials warn against boating under the influence
  • Woman says she was attacked for her Christian faith
  • World cup fans (part 5) French girl finds healing in USA ways
  • UO sets aside $15M in student fees to replace boiler
  • Spanish company to build 82MWh BESS project
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    June 29, 2026
  • Supreme Court rules on mail ballots
  • Appeals court to hear anti-terror center lawsuit
  • Most petitions failing … except 2
  • Allyssa Defillipo crowned Miss Oregon 2026
  • KATU Online Poll: Too much $$ in politics?
  • 5 years after heat dome, work isn't done
  • Mexican national indicted in meth, gun bust
  • Minimum wage rises Wed., but pay hike hits smaller share
  • 4 of 5 voters reject nearly $1B for Moda Center
  • Central Oregon airport ranks as one of nation's best. See the list
  • 5.5 quake hits off Oregon coast near Blanco Fracture Zone, no tsunami threat
  • How Oregon's culture compares to Nike's relentless spirit
  • Mental health crisis lines down in 3 of Oregon's most populous counties
  • Opinion: We can't afford Metro's affordable housing
  • Ag regulation update: AG Board, Climate Action Commission, more
  • Column: What are Central Oregon's worst trails?
  • Portland eyes ban on right turns on red
  • S. Oregon celebrates Independence Week with festivals, fireworks and community traditions
  • Springfield Council says 'no' to awarding no-bid contract for city hall
  • Where can you find 32 farmers markets in Oregon
  • Inside the Savannah Bananas phenomenon taking over Autzen Stadium
    • June 28, 2026
  • Sen. Wyden opposes IP28
  • Birth center closes after weeks without pay
  • Top state human resources dir. pushed out
  • Oregon grows half rate of nation
  • High schools bathroom horror stories. The stuff of legend
  • Funnel cloud (tornado) spotted in Oregon
  • Economist dissects Kotek's Prosperity plan
  • Hundreds of farmers lose water as curtailments take hold
  • When teens drive less, they don't register to vote
  • Homeless discard new, unopened tents from MultCo — (your taxes)
  • Pacific Power: Heated town hall after frequent power outages
  • Downtown Portland down 70% in property values
  • Golfer struck by lightning on course near West Linn
  • New homeless village begin as older camps are closed
  • Eastern Oregon University carries long military history
  • These Oregon school districts are creatively boosting energy resilience