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October 13, 2025
  • Portlanders march and call for abolition of ICE facility
  • Oregon finalizes 2026 health insurance rates
  • Canadians, other international tourists shun Oregon
  • Rep. Bentz voices concerns over Portland's reputation amid ongoing protests
  • Editorial: Center for Black Student Excellence should be private venture
  • Betsy Johnson on new role at OHSU and more
  • How many people died on Oregon roads in summer 2025? ODOT data
  • Oct. 14 is last day to register to vote in November election
  • VA eyeing site near Salem to replace Willamette National Cemetery
  • Ashland's first wildfire drill
  • Clatsop Co hikes up lodging tax
  • Documents allege Fed Agent at Portland ICE threatened ambulance driver
  • Hermiston working on transportation plan update
  • ODOT, budget highlight Rep. Owens' virtual town hall
  • Townhome project reflects Hillsboro's changing housing realities
  • Student contest open “Support her. Protect them”
    • October 12, 2025
  • Emergency flights diverted from Portland hospital amid ‘laser party' threats
  • Kristi Noem video won't be played at PDX security checkpoints
  • Rep. Skarlatos discusses possible National Guard deployment in Portland
  • The campaign to split Oregon in two: ‘We want to be governed by Idaho'
  • ICE protest: Difference between media & reality
  • Oregon's most dangerous job Is not what you might expect
  • Oregon, 1st state to earn ‘accessibility verified' travel designation
  • Ashland Council gives police faster way to expel offenders from public spaces
  • Chinook salmon documented at Link River for first time in over 100 years
  • Portland Councilors propose local police document federal activity
  • Social media plays central role in Portland, ICE, National Guard showdown
  • What Chicago appeals court ruling could mean for Portland
  • ‘I can taste the tear gas': Living across the street from ICE facility
  • OSU tops $400M in research in transforming energy, AI, coastal safety
    • October 11, 2025
  • Pres. Wagner strips Sen. Meek of chair
  • Ethics: 4th investigation into State Rep.
  • Con. Bentz: Portland issues go beyond ICE protests
  • DHS responds to PDX flyer calling to down helicopters
  • $230K for days lawmakers didn't meet. — How did they spend it?
  • Logging continues, despite shutdown
  • Appeals Ct. skeptical of Oregon judge blocking troops
  • Snow hits Cascades: Is ODOT ready?
  • Oregon to get Puffin License Plate
  • Kotek taps Health Plan reformer to help with response to federal cuts
  • Central Oregon health care partners earn $23.5M in bonus Medicaid funding
  • DEQ approves air quality permit for Zenith Energy after years process
  • Deschutes Co district mapping group grapples with data problem
  • Farmers say they can't afford Oregon's overtime law
  • MultCo reaches out to 1K human trafficking victims for compensation
  • Oregon Military Department sponsors 2025 Labor Summit
  • Oregon prisons informed of halted Medicaid initiative
  • La Niña and 'The Blob' could boost Oregon winter storms
  • New health care clinic opens in Wheeler
  • Oregon taps into an uncommon renewable energy source. Super Hot Rocks
  • The Savannah Bananas are coming to Oregon. Here's how to get tickets
  • Wildfires burned less acres but destroyed 200 structures in 2025 season