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April 06, 2026
  • Sen. Sollman: Unions ‘bullying and intimidation'
  • Florida made unions accountable, Oregon did opposite
  • Pipe bombs, explosive materials at mobile home
  • Netflix tax doubles down on failed Arts Tax
  • UofO sued over whistleblower retaliation
  • OR and MA among top tax burdens
  • Column: Gov. Tina Kotek should veto this bill
  • After 2018 scrapyard fire, NW Metals now faces $357K DEQ fine
  • Deadline approaching for Sparky nominations
  • Fire sinks 2 boats and burns dock along Columbia River at Rainier
  • ODOT crews focus on maintenance to keep Oregon bridges safe
  • OEM hosts Rural Disaster Preparedness webinars
  • Young whale's epic adventure ends sadly
  • Eviction filings inch up as Portland seeks to spend $56M in housing funds
  • TriMet's $320M painful plan to gridlock 82nd Avenue
  • Wrong-way driver plows through Waterfront Park, crashes into Willamette River
  • Oregon School for the Deaf student advances to national poetry contest
    • April 05, 2026
  • 5 GOP Gov candidates take stage
  • Monument almost stolen from Oregon state park
  • Mayor requests millions from other counties as cash dries up
  • Protesters march upon mayor's home
  • Oregon sees drop in largest foreign tourist group
  • WA Gov. blocks voters over huge income tax
  • Oregon gave millions in erroneous benefits for state health plan, audit says
  • Republicans running for Oregon governor are raising the most money, readying TV ad blitz
  • Easter Sunday in Southern Oregon: A day that feels like a fresh start
  • From Portland to the Rogue Valley, Forest Service shakeup raises stakes for fire season
  • Local No Kings rallies keep featuring threatening guillotines
  • Multnomah County auditor launches review of gift cards, citing news report
  • Opinion: Make Josephine Co. and Grants Pass boring again
  • Opioid overdoses decline in Oregon for the second year
  • Southern Oregon dam operators face intensifying legal battles after 2023 lamprey killing
  • Portland city leaders host ‘important' budget open house, with more to follow
  • Portland won't respond to homeless fires like this (video)
    • April 04, 2026
  • Oregon's climate costs are more than other states, far less accountable. “A job killer“
  • Oregon stops issuing commercial drivers licenses to noncitizens
  • Senator Wyden demands answers on national voter database initiative
  • State Bar opposes proposed rule limiting federal attorney misconduct inquiries
  • Andy Ngo TV clip on Leftist political extremism
  • Opinion: It's time to discuss Oregon's urban growth boundaries
  • (video) Chris Dudley's answers to homeless problem
  • Ag update of emissions reductions gap measures
  • Oregon sees 25% rise in bankruptcies
  • Oregon sues to challenge Trump's executive order restricting mail-in voting
  • Public comment extended on future of offshore wind in Oregon, including none at all
  • Trump administration push to bring more guest farmworkers slow to take hold in Pacific N.W.
  • Will officers wearing masks get arrested in Oregon? Here's how new legislation will work
  • Central Oregon farmers face tight water supply as drought concerns mount
  • Snowpack survey results on Mount Hood show below normal results
  • Fireworks ban proposed for Roseburg city parks
  • OHSU fires key leader after brief tenure
  • Why these Oregon school districts are facing deep cuts, despite more state money
  • Clatsop Co detectives take on street crime