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July 16, 2026
  • Blazers won't respond to questions about Moda Center
  • Home Forward finances haven't improved despite claims
  • OR urges DOJ to rescind voter database policy
  • (video) Medic hands meth pipe back to injured addict
  • A good soul passed. Lost his fight to fix Death Tax
  • Astoria City Council's new camping proposal — downtown shelter may close
  • CASA's Voices for Children terminated in Benton County
  • Dueling plans to restore Portland services
  • Gold mining company sues to re-route transmission line
  • How much learning happens in summer school?
  • Idaho voters to decide on abortion this November
  • Longview settles lawsuit over public meetings act
  • Message from “No Float Fees” petition campaign
  • MultCo auditor 'wholeheartedly disagrees' with sheriff
  • North Portland Boys and Girls Club closing
  • Pacific, Willamette move forward with plans to merge
  • PNW cities to join national protests against AI data centers
  • Police arrest suspect tied to 88 separate retail thefts
  • Roseburg won't change homeless tent camping regulations
  • Trump fires US attorney appointed by judges — Western Washington district
  • WA congresswoman questions Bonneville over hatchery funds
  • Washington to add 10 more AI wildfire cameras
  • What permanent daylight saving time would look like
  • Wyden accuses RFK Jr of breaking the law
  • Wyden introduces bill to crack down on nitrous oxide
  • ‘Millionaires tax' repeal effort on Washington ballots
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    July 15, 2026
  • Kotek: Revenue neutral tax reform possible
  • Kotek urges Trump to withdraw grant rule
  • OBI challenge constitutionality of BOLI revenue bill
  • NBA Commissioner: Blazers arena deal ‘gone off track'
  • Oregon AG and Kotek placate Hollywood
  • Oregon $160M for semiconductors amid concerns
  • Blazers want bailout without disclosing remodel plans?
  • Oregon State Park survey released
  • Oregon to get half a million in settlement for 23andMe data breach
  • 2 headlines side-by-side reveal total irony
  • Beaverton residents to see 2 new fees on utility bills totally $14.50 monthly
  • Lebanon to decide fate of municipal jail
  • West Linn allows testimony on retail, not housing, in 320-unit plan
  • 3 flags at Eugene Vets building marks 250th
  • Klamath Co School District welcomes new superintendent
  • Kotek: Next budget to prioritize summer learning
  • Pacific and Willamette universities' merger plan becomes official
  • Social entrepreneur shaped by ministry
    • July 14, 2026
  • Kotek not ready to back ‘color of water' plan
  • Outgoing economy exec says Oregon faces crisis
  • ‘People need to eat!', Professor slams IP28
  • Andy Ngo video: Biggest verdict against Antifa
  • Challenge to packaging-reuse law -- it ‘isn't about recycling' but $$
  • Renovations begin on State Capitol observation deck
  • Oregon's new package recycling rules go on trial, could impact other states
  • BLM hires 100 to boost timber production
  • Cases of parasitic outbreak remain low in Oregon as other states see surges
  • Court rejects MultCo's flavor- vape ban appeal
  • Irrigators could get shut as drought persists
  • Oregon, 11 other states sue to block Paramount's takeover of Warner Bros
  • The 21st Century Road to No Affordable Housing
  • Wyden: State Data Center Advisory Committee
  • As businesses exit Portland, Boys & Girls Club closes
  • Council won't have answers before voting on Moda $$
  • Level 3 'GO NOW' evacuations for East Evans Creek Fire, burning 3,600+ acres
  • 20 min. to respond to kidnapping — police cuts
  • As businesses exit Portland, Boys & Girls Club closes
  • Beaverton schools face $25M shortfall
  • Criticisms on police funding measure