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July 06, 2026
  • Oregon among worst states to move to list
  • Swing districts are up for grabs on coast
  • Even IP28 backers think it will fail
  • Oregon's story deserves place at National Fair
  • Brave Oregonians decorate Kotek's vacant Oregon booth at National Fair
  • Kotek's must prove prosperity council wasn't election gimmick
  • Lawsuit threatens forest management ahead of wildfire
  • Hunters Association responds to IP 28
  • Portland anti-July 4 sign is why we fight for 250
  • 1 killed, 4 injured after July 4th boat crash
  • Alert over life insurance fraud ring
  • Central Oregon crews battle three wildfires
  • Economists duel over Prosperity Council
  • Prosperity Council member discusses policy recommendations
  • Some Oregon irrigators could get shut off as drought persists
  • Oregon Venezuelan community gathers in Beaverton for relief effort
  • Salem police investigate illegal fireworks blast that hospitalized five
  • Accreditation commission seeks answers from LCC officials, board
  • Salem teacher takes part in Supreme Court Summer Institute in DC
  • Eight suspects charged after fireworks start brush fire in Lincoln City
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    July 05, 2026
  • Grants Pass 3rd city to pass civil exclusion ordinance
  • Police disptached: Street blocking, reckless burning
  • OHA Director exit follows months of speculation
  • Clackamas Courthouse sold for $100,000?
  • Economists duel over Prosperity Council
  • Salem sues FEMA over withholding disaster funds
  • Drazan 4th of July video
  • July 4th parades bring us together across Portland
  • Gas price: U.S. $3.80, Oregon $4.58
  • Limited nutrition $$ for OR Health Plan members
  • Antelope Creek Fire evacuation orders expand in Wasco Co
  • Incinerator site dangerously contaminated, cleanup plan says
  • So. Oregon housing prices remain below national levels.
  • 3 Rivers Foundation awards $140K to Coos Co groups
  • Ashland seeks summary judgment in City Hall suit
  • Coos Bay women donates $1million for veterinary training
  • Hearing: Portland's revoking ICE land use permit
  • Hillsboro 4th of July parade draws thousands to mark America's 250th
  • Tillamook composite squadron takes part in able readiness 8
    • July 04, 2026
  • Kotek: Data centers are ‘cheap date'
  • West Coast, Messed Coast™ States give big 250 'Gift'
  • TriMet cuts 400 workers, cuts bus service
  • For 250, recite these 17 amazing American achievements
  • July 4th fireworks shows across Oregon
  • Man pulled off plane over pot in luggage
  • 23 patriotic memes to cheer 250th
  • Hotel for sale cites Portland struggles
  • Oregon: 5th highest gas prices in U.S. — See all others
  • Rep. Boice: Join nationwide communal Declaration-Independence reading
  • Spotlight: Eric Fruits and Joe Cortright — 2 economists, 2 different takes on Prosperity Council.
  • Gathering in Gratitude: Central Oregon Celebrates 250 Years of America
  • Here's how much every Washington County employee made in 2025
  • Historic pear pest infestation prompts Oregon disaster relief request
  • MultCo switches up management at a little-used drug deflection center
  • OHA Dir. won't get severance payout connected to her Aug. 1 resignation
  • Community effort revives historic downtown Medford flag tradition
  • Manufacturing company closing Roseburg facility operations
  • Recycling to start in Pendleton. Here's what you need to know
  • The High Desert Museum's new facility