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February 24, 2025
  • Plan to reduce public defense crisis makes it worse
  • Rep. Smith pay issues lead Defense Dept. to terminate agency funding
  • Paying for a hotline gone cold
  • Trump stoutly defends DeRemer at big CPAC speech
  • Oregon postal workers protest underpayment, privatization threat
  • Jerry Cummings wins Oregon GOP Chair
  • Other Views: Mildrexler wrong on specifics in Blue Mountains forests
  • Hearing: 2 bills for corporate activities tax exemptions
  • Oregon exports bounced back last year but a nascent trade war has everything in flux
  • Oregon lawmakers want to make these restrictions on artificial intelligence
  • Proposal would hike Oregon juniper removal funding to $15 million
  • Timber builds dreams at 87th Annual Oregon Logging Conference
  • Utilities, industrial users question Oregon rate-taming legislation
  • Wheelchair right to repair bill passes Oregon Senate, moves to the House
  • Wolf terrorizes Lake Co ranchers, kills calves
  • Bend developers apply for millions in property tax rebates
  • Changes at the NLRB. Acting general counsel rescinds over 30 memoranda
  • Former Oregon Military Leaders Share Insights at ORNGA Conference
  • Hospital, gas stations among Oregon DEQ fines in January
  • Hundreds gather for Merkley, Bonamici town hall
  • Incmbent Port of Astoria commissioner draws election challenger
  • Hearing: 2 bills for CAT Tax exemptions
    • February 23, 2025
  • AG Rayfield blocks Musk and DOGE from accessing Oregonians' data
  • Another retailer plans to close hundreds of stores, 3 in Oregon
  • Jerry Cummings wins Oregon GOP Chair
  • Kotek calls climate change an existential threat to Oregon
  • USDA to restart wildfire grants, Oregon governor says
  • Bipartisan congressional group hopes to restore rural school funding bill
  • Lars Larson: $250K-year “Public Servant” only part-time
  • Opinion: OHSU, Legacy Health merger likely to worsen affordability crisis
  • Bill would restrict computer cleaner
  • Klamath Co proposes solution to insufficient rural law enforcement
  • Kotek appoints Kirk Maag to Oregon Board of Agriculture
  • Opioid addiction services program launches at Marion Co hospitals
  • Providence nurses begin 2-day ratification vote
  • Unions want Kotek to fire Human Services Director
  • Councilor Kanal's Police Accountability Board tweaks inflame police union
  • Providence Park produces over $180M in economic output, study shows
  • OSU Basketball breaks 35-year-old program drought in win over San Diego
    • February 22, 2025
  • Rep. Bentz fields questions about Trump, Musk
  • Charges dismissed against Portland State protesters
  • NOAA releases PNW spring weather predictions
  • MultCo braces for ‘grim' homelessness $$ shortfall
  • Business coalition sues Gov. Kotek over mandate
  • Momentum builds for repealing wildfire map — Property Owners Fight Back
  • Nurses union reach new tentative deal in 6 week strike
  • Wyden concerned over DOGE access to Social Security
  • Attorney general investigating 3 cases of noncitizens voting in election
  • DA releases name, details of Madras officer-involved shooting
  • Kotek introduces bill that would allow Senate to choose state forester
  • Oregonians have mixed feelings about new deflection programs
  • Child sex abuser sentenced after fleeing for 9 years
  • Ex-Intel worker pleads guilty to stealing trade secrets
  • Lawmakers consider protecting utility from rate hikes in winter
  • Minister charged after beating congregant's child with belt
  • Beaverton man claims $328.5M Powerball jackpot
  • Economist warns of Portland ‘doom loop'
  • Man charged with murder for body found in suitcase
  • Oregon hires Ross Douglas to be wide receivers coach
  • Tax refunds; find out the status of yours