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November 22, 2024
  • Slim lead for Democrat in critical House race
  • Election officials clear up vote counting confusion they caused
  • Schools scandal widens, includes middle school teacher
  • Oregon to reinstate ambitious climate program
  • Concerns over revenue model change, future Kicker
  • $21M county hole due to sinking property values (think riots)
  • A growing number of OR cities vote to ban psilocybin
  • Clark County split on how to pay for sheriff dept. staffing
  • Emergency school board meeting called in St. Helens
  • Environmental groups sue to stop timber sale in S. OR
  • Largest freshman class in 40 years boosts Oregon Tech
  • Mayor-elect Wilson on Baseball to Portland
  • Meet the new Portland City Council for 2025
  • Portland agrees to pay $400,000 to protester in 2020 protests
  • Portland Parks & Rec looks to replace expiring tax levy
  • Prominent NW land use lawyer used baby's name for decades
  • Scappoose SD: Students sat substitute teacher watched porn — ex-teacher in St. Helens
  • Striking Albany teachers accuse district of illegal tactics
  • Task force report on discharge procedure in OR hospitals
  • Trump is youth cool … even in Oregon
  • U.S. Senate approves stalled federal judicial nominee in Oregon
    • November 21, 2024
  • Feds signal approval for new Medford casino
  • Kicker may be more rare
  • New open-air fentanyl market pops up in downtown
  • Albany teachers demand school board resign amid week-long strike
  • Reports: Affordable housing crisis and homelessness increasing, despite government efforts
  • $21M county hole due to sinking property values (think riots)
  • Concerns over revenue model change, future Kicker
  • Rep. Levy: Bipartisan call for Disaster Relief Act
  • '8 to 14 hours in the ER': Survey highlights long waits after Eugene hospital closure
  • Ex-Portland police officer among dozens charged in human trafficking sting
  • GPS leading several drivers into deep snow after I-5 closure
  • Horror of Vancouver Mall deadly shooting shown through newly-surfaced 911 calls
  • NE Portland bike shop out thousands of dollars following break-in
  • Report card: Enrollment continues to fall in Salem-Keizer district
  • School: $3M budget hole due to 'accounting errors'
  • Teen arrested over ‘swatting' calls across US, including Prineville
    • November 20, 2024
  • Newport will power thousands of homes with waves
  • Bomb cyclone hits Oregon
  • DeRemer in the running for Trump Labor Secretary spot
  • MultCo heading towards $21M shortfall
  • Big 10 reverses course: Oregon football has clinched a spot
  • Big League Chew, invented on Portland baseball field, sues manufacturer
  • High-speed rail high among Microsoft president's goals for Oregon
  • The Oregon Senate GOP leadership team for 2025
  • 4 health insurers sue Oregon to prevent disclosure of pricing information
  • US Senate approves stalled federal judicial nominee in Oregon
  • Editorial: DEQ's plan to raise the cost of driving should be canceled
  • Oregon hazelnut grower seeks to revive lawsuit over organic rules
  • State scraps health insurance website contracting amid fairness concerns
  • 10 Bend, Redmond gas stations below $2.90 per gallon
  • 6 new Portland city councilors want to be council president
  • Campaign for Oregon agri-tourism
  • Forest Service starts work on wild horse adoption facility in Central Oregon
  • Over 10,000 impacted by Portland power outages
  • After strike, tax hikes, schools see non-stop enrollment drop
  • Lars Larson: Should Oregon wipe away criminal records?
  • Nearly 3 dozen arrested during human trafficking mission in NE Portland
  • Meme: 4 people = American has changed