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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
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    July 03, 2026
  • 142,000 gathered for hunt-fish ban
  • Police union Gives $800,000 to petition
  • 3 DAS execs leave amid investigation
  • KATU Online Poll: Proud to be an American?
  • Kotek opts OR out of $1,700 education tax credits
  • Survey: Don't spend public $$ on Moda
  • 2 Economists: Different Takes on Prosperity Council
  • Emergency release for MultCo juvenile detention center — capacity concerns
  • Gas prices drop ahead of 4th
  • Kotek favors shifting costs to data centers
  • Kotek rejects millions for schools over politics
  • Lars Larson: On the birthright citizenship ruling
  • Man fleeing persecution wrote “God Bless America” as love letter
  • Marion County blasts new ruiles for treatment facilities
  • Not much in OR booth at Great American State Fair
  • Oregon Health Authority director resigns
  • Oregon Right to Life's narrow victory in insurance suit
  • Prosperity Council delivers workable roadmap
  • Recently naturalized citizen from Iran reflects on the US — 250th anniversary
  • Sen. Drazan on Health Director resignation
  • Wyden, Merkley call for data center ‘accountability'
    • July 02, 2026
  • New I-5 Bridge, new tolls clear Fed path
  • OR S. Court won't force social media disclosure
  • Airport overhaul Is officially complete
  • Hunting fine: $114,000, lifetime ban
  • Rep. Helfrich: 6 urgent steps to rescue local farms
  • ICE protesters got mostly light sentences
  • OR sues feds over Medicaid work requirements
  • Fence around Eugene federal building to be removed
  • Majority of Americans are proud but worry about country
  • Merkley re-introduces cannabis banking reform
  • Multnomah County Just Fired a Health Leader — power struggle over fed funds
  • OR colleges play catch-up with Workforce Pell
  • OR, WA win lawsuit against homeless fund cuts
  • Pendleton City Council rejects homelessness settlement
  • Poll: Party leader disfavored by own party
  • PPS Budget Approval Divided the District — Could Alter the School Board
  • Shelter provider under investigation for financial misconduct
  • Thousands of immigrants got scammed by WA attorney
  • WA: first state-run long-term care insurance program
  • Western governors establish transmission line task force
  • World Cup fans blown away by our kindness
  • World Cup fans praise our air conditioners