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September 04, 2025
  • USDA may rescind 2001 roadless rule
  • Western govs to establish vaccine alliance
  • Where the special legislative session stands
  • Wildfire season has cost OR $97 million
  • Class action suit over foreclosed homes — county kept excess funds
  • Dems push Homeland Security on DACA
  • Feds to increase number of bridge inspectors
  • Lars Larson: Will of voters gets shafted
  • Mayor solicits donations for shelters — to counter Trump 'crackdown' on homeless
  • Merkley calls for a ceasefire in Gaza
  • OHP insurer brings in large consulting firm — to help balance the books
  • One year since OR recriminalized drugs
  • Oregon - oldest sanctuary state in America
  • OYA worker accused of sexual misconduct
  • Participation in Girls' High School Basketball Down
  • Photo: Haiti or Oregon?
  • Poll: 4 swing states break party record
  • Portland high school bands on strike?
  • PPS considers AI policy
  • Readers respond: City needs competent leaders
  • State Defers Action on Ross Island Penalty
  • Thieves steal gas from cars with drill
  • Wrong-way accidents up 300% in WA
    • September 03, 2025
  • Dems delay vote on ODOT bill for 2 weeks due to key voter's health
  • Oregon state lawmaker wants death tax to die
  • Sources say final vote on Kotek's transit bills remains uncertain
  • Rep. Diehl: Exposes gas tax hike lies (video clip)
  • Legislature needs to fix the chasm in Oregon's public meetings law
  • Spending solutions for ODOT's spending problems
  • AG Rayfield: Litigation on tariff power ‘about GOP reworking economy'
  • Can Oregon's health care merger watchdog do better?
  • Eastern Oregon's Qapqápa lands secure $22M for conservation
  • Here's how to tell if your Oregon election mail comes from an official source
  • More questions arise about state investments in private equity
  • NSDAR Promotes Constitution Week in Central Oregon
  • Beloved brewery closes … a story remains
  • Drones use rock music to scare wolves
  • Nyssa develops strategic plan for next 5 years
  • Owner of 44 storefronts in Pearl District looks to sell
  • Portland school music directors protest pay. No bands at football games
    • September 02, 2025
  • House passes ODOT funding package
  • Lawmakers demand answers on firefighter arrests
  • Online poll: Should a photo ID be required to vote?
  • Labor Day protests 'Workers Over Billionaires'
  • Rumor: Kotek vacations on coast while lawmakers worked?
  • Kotek's ODOT bill clears House as gas & payroll taxes head to Senate
  • Oregon health insurers move toward major rate bump again
  • House vote scorecard on gas tax HB 3991
  • Rep. Yunker statement on gas tax bill passing House
  • Flat fire passes 50% containment on Labor Day
  • Lane Co. watershed bill of rights initiative update
  • Number of union workers trending upward for Oregon, Washington decline
  • Oregon real estate market shows mixed demand
  • Oregon State Parks to charge fees at 21 more state parks
  • Deep RVTD bus service reductions begin valleywide Tuesday
  • Keizer residents oppose more transportation taxes
  • NE Oregon fire crews fight a dozen lightning fires over Labor Day weekend
  • Pacific Power outage, 15,700 Portland residents in the dark Monday
  • People's Depot says it may have found permanent home for Bottle Drop
  • Keeping Oregon's educators rural
  • Sex offender supervision in Oregon: How does it work?