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April 14, 2026
  • GOP Gov. contenders to square off Thursday
  • Lawsuit: Ex-congressman ran red light injuring motorist
  • Prediction markets: What can they tell us about Oregon's races?
  • Does this look like an acceptable college event?
  • Kotek signs 8 bills shielding illegal immigrants from ICE
  • Oregon reps call for Swalwell to resign
  • Lars Larson: 8 new Oregon laws and NONE apply to Oregonians
  • Rural health grant: $200M to be distributed
  • 2020 Labor Day Fires survivors appeal case to Oregon Supreme Court
  • Draft emissions reduction gap measures
  • Federal judge orders PeaceHealth Oregon executive McGovern to testify in lawsuit
  • Lane Co class-action suit challenges Oregon's sex offender registry
  • Updated policy on equal pay and opportunity protections
  • Beaverton City Council, HD 27, WashCo.District 2 candidate forum set for 4/27
  • Firewood season opens in Mt. Hood National Forest
  • New effort expands access to lifesaving defibrillators in S. Oregon communities
  • Portland lawmaker wants to turn up the dial on forced mental health, addiction treatment
  • Winter storm warning for heavy snow in the Cascades starting today
  • Oregon City teachers pack school board meeting before contract mediation
    • April 13, 2026
  • Editorial: Another ‘death to capitalism' proposal
  • Oregon at the center of national test case
  • Kotek blames gas prices on Trump, bad schools on GOP
  • Sisters rodeo president resigns amid turmoil
  • Data Center Subsidy. 100% rate increases, vote Tuesday
  • Next big NW storm to arrive mid-week
  • Oregon deaths outnumber births by 19,000 this decade
  • Kotek considers veto of controversial public meetings bill
  • Dudley hits gun range, Diehl gets OFF endorsement
  • Oregonians say high taxes and regulations hurt growth
  • Editorial: Kotek's veto notice and the bill steamrolling transparency
  • How many Oregon car crashes involve people driving while on the phone?
  • Josephine County eyes financial reset — The reality of rising costs and uncertain revenue
  • Portland celebrates the return of downtown's elk statue landmark
  • Body recovered near site of recent Willamette River crash; autopsy pending
  • Winter storm watch issued for Cascades, Tuesday-Wednesday
  • ‘Night lawn' future up for discussion at special Ashland meeting Monday
    • April 12, 2026
  • Candidate “stepped in it” with trade unions
  • Gov. hopefuls don't need TV like they once did
  • Dems weaken hospital bill protections for the poor
  • Trump OKs disaster request for Oregon
  • Kotek survey: Public skewers state's business climate
  • Oregon AG says Congress, not the White House, controls tariffs
  • Homeless non-profit lays off entire staff
  • Money, momentum, and the May clock: Gov. race $$ battle
  • Rep. Bentz talks Iran, town halls, more
  • Forest Service to shut down NW research centers
  • No Tax Oregon, Rep. Diehl, Rep. Yunker Launch No Tax Clawback Referendum
  • $45M gamble: Portland suburb wants to build on the spot of devastating landslide
  • Curry Commissioner, faces two challengers
  • Federal building protesters cited by feds don't show to court date
  • New Forest Grove Police Chief Marzilli outlines priorities in early tenure
  • One of Portland's best restaurants has this political vandalism
  • Portland 911 dispatchers weathered a crisis, now among the best in the world
  • Portland: Fancy colored straws given to addicts for drug use
  • Power outage hits Portland area Saturday morning; 14K left without electricity