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January 15, 2025
  • Kotek's fate rests with homeless crisis
  • Media giant concedes Employees' Pension Fund raid
  • Why it matters: Oregon lost its chief forester
  • Billions for roads/bridges repair. Will lawmakers do it?
  • Oregonians vote on Trump nominees
  • Day 5, Providence signals it's ready to negotiate at all hospitals
  • Kotek appoints Karin Power to the Public Utility Commission
  • SCR 13 designates official Oregon steak
  • Rep. Cliff Bentz on spending bill
  • Editorial: Legislators will consider, again, taking away the kicker
  • Lars Larson: Will Oregon and Washington Learn or Burn?
  • 2025 legislative session: By the numbers
  • Is Oregon prepared for 2025 fire season?
  • MultCo DA Vasquez takes tougher approach to street drugs
  • Clackamas Town Center owner defaults on $191M debt
  • Mayor Wilson mandates managers, supervisors return to work in-person
  • Neighbors voice concern over potential new Oaks Park ride
  • Portland apartment purchase potential model for homeless services
  • Portland graffiti crackdown scrubbed from agenda
  • Sen. Boquist: Final letter
  • Christy Splitt appointed to Portland Public Schools Board vacancy
  • Interim head of OHSU Health leaves after just five weeks
  • St. Helens' acting superintendent to step down early: What's next?
    • January 14, 2025
  • Kotek's State of the State speech highlights key issues ahead
  • Oregon Legislature convenes, new southern Republican lawmakers sworn in
  • Oregon republicans rebut governor's speech, Drazan responds
  • Oregon old, damaged roads and bridges are expensive task for lawmakers
  • Three questions for Oregon Democrats
  • Kotek OKs wastewater in certain fields. 2 counties face economic shutdown
  • Massive aquifer buried in Central Oregon Cascades
  • Meetings on Harney Basin groundwater curtailments to continue
  • ODFW reaches out to public about Oregon Conservation Strategy revisions
  • State climate report: Oregon snowfall projected to drop 50% by 2100
  • Coquille tribe's Medford casino wins federal approval, opponents head to court
  • Daimler will resume selling diesel trucks in Oregon
  • How hot was it in Oregon in 2024? What data shows
  • Vacancy rate climbs as Portland employers don't join back-to-work trend
  • Warm Springs awarded $248,000 to develop solar projects
  • Crook Co. School Board opens applications to replace Edgerly, Brumble
  • Editorial: What should happen if immigration agents show up at Bend schools?
    • January 13, 2025
  • Feds issue final OK for Medford casino
  • Legislation local lawmakers prioritize in '25
  • Pop-star Timberlake joins Portland Bike Bus
  • Big statewide property tax plan returns (HJR 6, HJR 8)
  • Editorial: Merry Xmas, labor unions! Love, Gov. Kotek
  • Oregon firefighter update on LA wildfires
  • HB 2713: new income “surtax” to pay for slush fund
  • HP: $53M CHIPS Act $$ for Oregon expansion
  • MultCo public defenders push back against new DA's comments
  • OR-OSHA's new farm workers rules will force out workers, shutter family farms
  • Oregon organizations to help in LA wildfire
  • Oregon's fastest-growing jobs and what they pay
  • Providence says they're ready to resume talks with some striker, not all
  • Craft Warehouse liquidating 3 locations
  • Newport Post Office limits lobby access
  • Study: Changing weather impacts apple growth in Washington, Oregon
  • Trust is earned, not given
  • University of Oregon announces new Olympic Studies Hub