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September 01, 2026
  • Oregon defends in-state tuition for immigrants
  • State Hospital official on 3-year paid leave
  • Universities brace for big international enrollment drop
  • 5 arrests, detain others at nuisance abandoned home
  • Online vote: Confident in our schools?
  • Labor Dept. urges feds to continue collecting data
  • Nonprofit helps families prep for children arriving with little notice
  • Oregon students return as state ranks among worst for public education
  • Chart: Voters 18-point rise on this issue
  • Frost Advisory in place for parts of Oregon this week
  • Giant fireball in sky wows Oregonians
  • Monique DeSpain (CD#4) gets NFIB endorsement
  • Oregon State Hospital order draws mixed reactions over mental health, jail policy
  • Strike alert service solicits for ‘up to 650 travel nurses' for Southern Oregon
  • Budgeting measure faces organized opposition from labor unions, mayor
  • DEQ settles with railroad over Marys River bridge collapse, drops inspection demand
  • Election complaint alleges Sharon Meieran broke campaign finance laws
  • Oregon Trail Electric website addresses questions related to union strike
  • K-8 Create Program offers key to arts access in Oregon coastal classrooms
  • Lars Larson: Big fancy buildings or kids who can read?
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    August 31, 2026
  • Feds take aim at Rose City Antifa
  • Extreme NW drought expands; 91% in Oregon
  • How we became one of the most expensive places?
  • Dolly Parton raided by Socialists, Communists
  • NW report seeing a fireball Sunday evening
  • Portland push for some of nation's restrictive school screen time
  • PPS enters minefield of school closings
  • Social media settlement means $125M for Oregon
  • The $15 million question: How many lower Snake River dam studies are enough?
  • Budget forecast is up but it's also a downer
  • How a Klamath Basin bird crisis brings old water rivals together
  • Oregon wildlife officer died evacuating families from Oklahoma fire
  • Longtime disability services nonprofit closes in Springfield 
  • Opinion: Restore Lincoln statue to its original Portland perch
  • Portland weighs free transit for all city workers ahead of weeks-long I-5 shutdown
  • Silverton wants voters to decide if city manager must live in town
  • Springfield's urban renewal agency downtown deals for economic development
  • OHSU president discusses federal funding cuts, impacts to patient care and more
  • Oregon high school students must now take class on budgeting, finance
  • Rogue Community College's $770K Fed investment for Manufacturing Hub
    • August 30, 2026
  • Oregon increases spending on low-income housing. State law keeps the details secret
  • Oregon Cloud-Seeding inquiry focuses on licensing and fate of Silver Iodide
  • Proposed Oregon fund would help small cities' facilities stay open during budget crises
  • 7 lawsuits against Portland housing provider after deaths go undiscovered
  • Bend homeowners slash prices as Oregon leads nation in home price reductions
  • How much do you need to make to live comfortable in Oregon? — New report
  • Drazan TV clip on data centers
  • Mussel harvest closure Cape Blanco to CA coast
  • Pattern change underway across the Pacific Northwest
  • Recycling Modernization Act OEA update
  • Why Polk Co voters are turning to referendums to undo city policies
  • Four weeks after Centennial Mills blaze, Pearl District park still shut
  • Homeless utterly take apart vacant homes
  • Medford, Ashland libraries adjust to being closed on Sundays
  • Tigard wants to know what types of housing residents prefer
  • As blazes raged across E Oregon, some schools became fire camps
  • OSU's Eastern Oregon Ag Research Center turns 125
  • Deputies: Man shoots at workers cutting down trees near his home in Clackamas Co