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June 11, 2026
  • Oregon sues over Trump DEI executive order
  • Portland seeks input on $600M Moda Center plan
  • Portland's 30 new speed-cams issue 70,000 tickets
  • Ballot initiative to ban hunting, fishing sparks opposition
  • Council President Lambasts Serial Meetings Law
  • Eugene protesters sue over fence at fed building
  • Has the Gentle Parenting Movement Gone Too Far?
  • Hillsboro data center moratorium after residents outcry
  • How dredging has changed the Columbia River's functions
  • Kotek approves first request to return tribal jurisdiction
  • Lars: Portland's public housing faces bankruptcy
  • Lars: Sky high fees but DMVs closed?
  • Longview superintendent pleads not guilty
  • New Metro president says govt must plan for the future
  • New state forester gets to work
  • OHA Puts Out Stricter Air Quality Rules for Youth Activities
  • Oregon accused of declaring ‘war' on U.S.
  • Poll: Slide in Democrat party over immigration
  • Portland ballot initiatives raise staggering amounts
  • Portland councilors fail to fund public safety positions
  • Readers respond: Use growth boundary for affordable homes
  • State reaches settlement for overpriced COVID tests
  • Utility regulators delay PGE data center rate increase
  • Washington struggling to meet kids' education needs
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    June 10, 2026
  • Portlanders to pay extra $700 with latest tax, fee hikes
  • 4 hospitals face fine threat by Trump. Here's why
  • Public pool rule reversed.
  • Somone dumped hundreds of tires on man's property
  • Drazan video: Kotek's $2.5B accounting errors
  • Oregon utility officials delay PGE rate hike for data centers
  • What do with Moda Center? Survey, councilors host pop-ups
  • $17M lawsuit: Doctors said their daughter was dying
  • Groups get grants for electric vehicles, infrastructure
  • Meieran announces another run for MultCo chair
  • Primary results: what it means for business
  • Oregon sends native icon for nation's 250th
  • PacificSource Health Plans laying off 130 amid rising health care costs
  • Portland Parks: Forest & Washington Park shuttles
  • As Portland teachers receive layoff notices, union raises objections
  • Catching Kotek in an education lie
  • Most of state's teacher prep programs still get an F in reading instruction
  • Oregon star on spending $80K for High School Prom
  • U of O authorities investigating bomb threat at Hayward Field
  • Portland tiny home company under investigation by Oregon DOJ
    • June 09, 2026
  • What really happens to Oregon lottery $$?
  • Oregon 2027 health insurance prices - It's not pretty
  • 4 more schools to change their name
  • HB 4111 expands immigrant worker protections
  • Weekend heat could break Portland's records
  • ODF head: ‘zero tolerance' for issues that led to predecessor's ouster
  • Lars Larson: For God's sake, SAY HER NAME!
  • KGW-TV: Councilor Novick speaks bluntly
  • Councilors debate using energy $$ to stop job cuts
  • ODOT director finalist fell through before Gov. Kotek turned to top aide
  • 6 interested in 6th Circuit Ct. Judge
  • Agricultural easements expanding on Oregon farmland
  • Chart: Trust in media hits record lows
  • Hundreds March for Life at the Capitol
  • Oregon begins issuing summer EBT benefits, providing $120 per eligible child
  • Oregon tightens wildfire smoke rules for kids
  • Blazer ask goes from $500M to $880M
  • Les Schwab lays off 70 at Bend headquarters
  • Two Oregon natives take home Tony Awards
  • Oregon State announces $25 million athletics facility project
  • Central Oregon law enforcement to boost traffic patrols for summer events