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July 11, 2025
  • Lawsuit: Closed Primaries Unconstitutional
  • OR to lose solar, wind subsidies
  • Portlander Sues to Stop Noise at ICE Facility
  • Are there WWII vets left in Oregon? (we're looking)
  • 3 students sue over trans athletes in girls sports
  • Agencies to pursue pot thieves 'aggressively hard'
  • DHS posts patriot pic of Portland ICE
  • DUI suspect attempts to break into jail
  • Earthquake swarm continues at Mt Rainier
  • Fewer Oregon wildfires reported so far in 2025
  • Lars: Even more ODOT schemes
  • Longview weighs update to camping ban
  • Merkley will run for reelection in 26
  • Metro and City Agree to $1.40 Parks Levy
  • Nvidia hits $4T as OR Intel lays off 500
  • ODOT Chief Details Layoffs in Staff Email
  • Portland FD travels to ID to honor 2 ambushed firefighters
  • Prosper Portland confirms new leader
  • Wyden invites Homan to discuss ICE concerns
    • July 10, 2025
  • $387M grants at risk due to DEI
  • GOP: Oregon union skirted lobbying laws?
  • How much Portland spent on homeless
  • ‘Big Pink' building sold, steep discount
  • Another sign that government doesn't care
  • What students say about phone ban
  • Rose Quarter's $450M fed grant gone
  • PGE layoffs impact dozens of workers
  • Beaverton parent raises student data concerns in suit
  • Belmont Goats will spend final years in N Portland
  • Chart: How Oregon fares on births, deaths
  • City official bent rules on pay to fire chief candidate
  • Edtl Contests May Election Result
  • Fed 'border czar' to crack down on sanctuary cities
  • One Official Prepares Reelection Bid, Another Stalls
  • Oregon agencies oppose Big Beautiful Bill
  • Portland Elections Commission Ponders Donation Swaps
  • Readers respond: Elk's return, Portland renewal
    • July 09, 2025
  • Border czar Homan to visit Portland over protest
  • One in, one pondering
  • Hate crime trial begins for ex-journalist
  • 3 athletes sue over transgender policy
  • New I-5 bridge tolls may hit $20
  • Why millions in $$ for fire victims went unspent
  • Lars Larson: ODOT strikes back
  • Big Beautiful Bill will fuel restaurant industry
  • Clackamas begins sheriff financials to be monitored
  • Intel positions being eliminated
  • Kotek must condemn attacks on ICE officers
  • Oregon allocates $125M to replace Hood River-White Salmon Bridge
  • 17 fires burning in Klamath
  • Amount Portland spent on homeless services in the area last year
  • EPA adds JH Baxter site in West Eugene to Superfund list
  • Portland trains neurodivergent tech workers
  • Umatilla residents submit complaints about city manager
  • Survey finds gaps in how high school students learn about post-grad options