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July 31, 2025
  • City managers get 3 extra holidays
  • Feds rescind offshore wind energy area
  • Affordability's death by 1000 cuts
  • Lars Larson: Politics of natural disasters
  • Metro OKs $1.9B for I-5 bridge
  • Layoffs at Glass Plant Won't Affect Bottle Bill
  • Portland expands parking hours to boost $$
  • McMinnville leaders address ICE arrests
  • Gridlock Over Public Safety at Central Library
  • Heroes American Cafe by a vet for vets
  • Joe Kent to lead National Counterterrorism Ctr
  • Kotek picks new Oregon Youth Authority head
  • Kotek, Wilson letter to keep Blazers in Portland
  • Merkley introduces bill to release Epstein files
  • Multnomah Co Severs Ties with Rockwood CDC
  • Murray introduces bill to fund Planned Parenthood
  • Nik Blosser, Oregon's Chief Privacy Officer
  • Portland considers changes to public meetings
  • Rep. Yunker: Flaws, faults of ethics report
  • Tsunami advisory spurred fervent activity
  • US economy hits 3% growth in second quarter
  • Vancouver swapping parking for affordable housing
    • July 30, 2025
  • Eviction court: hundreds losing homes monthly
  • Intel's manufacturing exit puts Oregon future in doubt
  • Provider collected $833K for 8 students
  • Oregon AG has sued Trump 33 times
  • 4 planned In-N-Out locations in Metro-area
  • Surgeons new way to fight prostate cancer
  • Oregon coast under tsunami advisory after Russia earthquake
  • Morrow Co. DA Nelson criticizes governor's transportation plan
  • Schools junks A-F grades for (Yelp-like) reviews
  • Concerns over Oregon farm rule proposal
  • Oregon Dept. of Corrections pledges to overhaul prison health care
  • Oregon sues Trump administration over Planned Parenthood funding
  • Unemployment creeps up in Central Oregon counties
  • (Photo) Oregon Coast flooding
  • Bay Area Hospital update: Moore resigns, board appoints interim CEO
  • Capt. Ty Rupert appointed interim Deschutes Co. sheriff
  • Homeless create grizzly pet cemetery (video)
  • Mayor Wilson defends Northwest shelter plan against upset neighbors
  • New ethics guidelines: Salem councilors can talk to media, attend neighborhood meetings
  • Reed College investigates sharing of alumnus' data with FBI
    • July 29, 2025
  • Recall petition filed against Gov. Kotek
  • Oregon ranks near bottom as moving destination
  • Kotek signs two ‘essential' pieces of clean-water laws
  • Notorious rioter gets hand-slap
  • Bradford sworn in as interim U.S. Attorney
  • Kotek signs ‘middle housing' bills in Hillsboro ceremony
  • Oregon and the Estate Tax
  • Businesses prep for wildfire smoke
  • Court: Mom to resume adoption process
  • Multnomah Co lags Oregon in job growth
  • Oregon blocks Feds from knowing who gets Food Stamps
  • Oregon Parks & Rec asking for feedback
  • Can Portland pull off this Japan airport achievement?
  • Wildfire grows to 10K acres in 1.5 hours
  • Young Republicans start a Central Oregon chapter
  • PPS will alter how middle schoolers are graded. No A-F, no homework grades
  • Facial recognition software identified Reed College grad in ICE assault
  • Kotek, Wilson personally court housing investors