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April 29, 2026
  • Kotek's academic goals gets scrutiny
  • Embattled Home Forward CEO will resign
  • This GOP Gov. candidate is leading in multiple polls
  • Bad idea: Vacancy tax on offices, apartments
  • FEMA rejects Oregon $$ after storms
  • ‘Miss Israel' cancels UofO event over threats
  • Multnomah DA calls judge unqualified ahead of election
  • Drazan is ready for a rematch
  • Kotek still holds out on Fed tax credit for kids
  • 8 candidates compete for Josephine comm. seat
  • Church-linked housing programs draw examination
  • MultCo sheriff would cut homeless program
  • ODHS offers help with getting back on SNAP $$ as enrollment drops
  • 'Just sign it': teachers, Asian garment workers pressure Nike on taxes, wages
  • After bond failure, Dallas comes up with creative plan for expansion
  • Central Oregon to get its first inpatient mental health center for youth
  • City Council divided over $400M Moda Center overhaul
  • Hillsboro tech sector to spare WashCo from budget cuts
  • SOU cuts to 70% of faculty, forced ‘transformation'
  • Full page ad promotes book to rescue Oregon
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    April 28, 2026
  • Pacific Seafood considers leaving Oregon
  • What gov. candidates said about Trump's policies
  • 8 ODOT blunders: No on Measure 120
  • Business tax faces repeal push as candidate targets “hidden cost”
  • Kotek signs $365M Moda plan bill as Blazers' future questioned
  • Fed court: Unrestricted use of crowd control devices at ICE
  • What did our schools do with the extra $9 billion?
  • Embattled Judge says DA is ‘gaslighting' her
  • How a $14M project will help drivers keep on truckin' across WA-OR border
  • Nearly 100 Democrats vie for party's nomination in legislative races
  • No tax for Oregon Historical Society (No on 26-261)
  • Oregon House District 9 GOP primary: Cribbins vs. Lynn
  • Regulators oust health plan from the state
  • Today is the last day to register to vote in the May 19 primary
  • Eugene voters will decide on amendments to city charter
  • Salem Council considers Salem's strategic plan, downtown programs
  • Seasonal outdoor burning to end for some as wildfire season nears
  • SO University to get preview of outside operational review
    • April 27, 2026
  • Oreogn Map: How vulnerable you are to disaster
  • Pacific Seafood says DEQ ‘out of control' ($3.2M fines)
  • Retail jobs falls 5x faster than nation
  • Kotek calls for road funding part 2
  • Opposition to Lane Co. watershed bill of rights
  • Stapleton, Alonso León vie in Dem Senate #11
  • State of emergency declared to address Portland fentanyl crisis
  • Rep. Helfrich: Comment on latest assassination attempt
  • Legal victories make it harder to rezone farmland for sprawl
  • Oregon business scorecard update April 2026
  • Super-entrepreneur Diehl has 103 merch items on website
  • Who are the candidates running for Oregon's 5th Congressional District?
  • Cascade Division of Salvation Army wins award
  • City councilors respond to Home Forward CEO's travel: doesn't pass the smell test
  • Neighbors seek tighter oversight as Tigard shelter touts patrols
  • Gresham-Barlow School District proposes cutting 70 positions
  • Woodburn S. D., teachers' union agree to a first: Immigration protections in a contract