Daily Political News Ticker -- Covering 20 different news sources daily

✓ Stories updated every morning by 6:15 AM.
✓ Get these headlines by email. See Left margin.
June 08, 2026
  • 2 May election upsets. How it affects Salem
  • I-5 Bridge tolls: Large traffic loss, but raise $1.5B
  • Oregon forecast: Recession, Iran, population trends
  • Tick bites soar at popular hiking spot
  • Oregon sends 'She Who Watches' native pin for nation's 250 time capsule
  • ICE operations in Astoria spark concerns
  • Rep Bentz shares key issues ahead of midterms
  • TriMet doom loop: ‘This is managed decline'
  • 36 counties signed agreements prioritize safety-net services
  • Draft a agreement between Oregon DEQ and US EPA
  • Rising youth gun violence a concern for Lane Co DA, judge and police
  • Solar flare prompts warnings, northern lights chance
  • Time served for man who lit $2M Slate fire in Linn Co
  • A history of Portland's Grand Floral Parade by the meteorological numbers
  • Ashland mural honoring Native American culture $45K short of goal
  • Mt. Angel, Monitor fire districts want to merge. Voters will decide
  • Portland, Seattle among worst US cities for grass pollen
  • Springfield schools plan to cut Spanish dual immersion programs
  • The false promise of Portland's “all electric” high schools
  • Providence to offer free sports physicals for student athletes at S Medford event
    • Get DAILY Email Updates

    Get WEEKLY Email Updates
    June 07, 2026
  • Oregon's national headline rekindles debate over gov't reach
  • Combined Rose parade brings mixed feelings
  • Longtime Oreogn US Senator, Packwood, dies
  • Court dismisses petition over AI-generated legal citations
  • Sheriff candidate says he's been ‘politically targeted'
  • Prison health boss says state silenced him, sues for $6.9M
  • As Roadless Rule rollback looms, grassroots hearings take root
  • Opinion: Banning hunting, fishing, livestock harvesting in Oregon is idiotic
  • Data centers are driving demand for gas from Northwest utilities, reports find
  • Editorial: The problem with off the record
  • Feds find Asante violated labor law
  • Lars Larson: Supreme Ct. should strike down tardy ballots
  • PGE seeks increased electricity rates for data centers
  • (sad video) Street teen mad at drugs shoved upon him
  • Portland among top 30 cities for dog attacks on USPS employees
  • PSU collects over 2K signatures to rename street in honor of Native American leader
    • June 06, 2026
  • Dozens of new Oregon laws start this week
  • Treasury Sec. humiliates Sen. Wyden with son's Epstein email
  • OLCC undercover stings plunge
  • VOTE: Oregon justice too lenient on criminals?
  • (photo) Mass bullet holes after domestic shoot-out
  • WA, OR weigh toll discounts, exemptions for I-5 Bridge project
  • Hospital lawsuit raises questions
  • The political split in Oregon's Columbia River Gorge
  • Josephine Co: fiscal cliff or political talking point?
  • Kotek returns civil jurisdiction to CTUIR
  • MultCo budget with deep cuts; homeless $$, DA
  • New utility rate proposal shifts electricity costs to Oregon's largest energy users
  • Treasury considers trimming RE allocation
  • Oregon coast levee breached, farmland to wetland, first time in a century
  • Review if Betsy Vega is ineligible for council
  • Salem's first sobering center opens at Bridgeway
  • Viewpoint: Wildfire risk; let's make sure it's central to Ashland's strategic plan
  • Coos man sentenced for child sexual abuse material
  • Kyron Horman investigation gets new tech push 16 years after disappearance