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July 25, 2026
  • VOTE: How would you grade Governor Kotek's handling of wildfires?
  • Christine Drazan blasts Tina Kotek's 'record of failure' in Oregon governor race
  • Hunting and fishing ban fails to make November ballot
  • Federal judge recommends dismissing most of Israeli teacher's suit against PPS
  • Red Flag Warning for much of central state, Kotek tours Akawa Butte
  • As Kotek skips debate, Drazan lays out her plans for Oregon governor's race
  • By the numbers: How the 2026 Oregon fire season compares to prior years
  • Drazan tours Eugene disaster-response, targets taxes
  • Lawsuit argues Oregon's closed primary election system violates state constitution
  • Oregon gas prices are surging again
  • Oregon joins lawsuit against FEMA and DHS' new funding conditions
  • Trump bars Oregon from issuing temporary commercial drivers licenses
  • City to blame for tree damage, must pay $717K for negligent tree-removal refusal
  • Oregonians can comment on a proposed Pacific Power rate increase
  • Portland adds another new fee to people's utility bills
  • Salem City Hall undergoes $45M seismic upgrade
  • Santiam reports narrow profits while ‘emergency' merger application is reviewed
  • Corvallis' Albin case raises questions about Oregon's ‘failure to protect' laws
  • Oregon State Police investigate report of assault by men posing as ICE
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    July 24, 2026
  • Multnomah delays Blazer funding vote
  • Douglas Co. adopts anti-sanctuary resolution
  • Rep. Bonamici: Bill redirects ICE $$ to childcare
  • Sen Drazan accepts Portland debates
  • Judges seek judicial fitness review of judge
  • Lawsuit: Roblox allowed predator to groom girl, age 9
  • Clackamas Co Sheriff announces abrupt retirement
  • East Portland business district idea dead?
  • Legislators urge OHA to approve Salem Health merger
  • OR awarded $160M to expand the semiconductor industry
  • Portland invites Blazers to public talks on funding
  • Proposal to create US Wildland Fire Service — OR reps divided
  • Reed College settles antisemitism complaints
  • Rep. Elmer: Help needed on charity logo
  • Rep. Yunker: Concerns over Asante clinic closures
  • SOU walks backs some recent academic cuts
  • Vancouver stops issuing citations for minor crimes — public defender shortage
  • Willamette and Pacific say merger will serve students
  • ‘OPB Politics Now': Green Party candidate in gov race
    • July 23, 2026
  • Rep. Salinas questions Trump forestry chief
  • City demands Blazers answer them
  • Sen. Merkley: Migrant children bill
  • PDX budget petition makes ballot
  • Tempers flare: Mayor's 1st tie-breaking vote
  • Audit: crumbling prisons pose risk to human life
  • The Truancy Mutiny
  • $26M in grants approved for Portland area parks
  • Ballot Measure: Corvallis City Council would shrink
  • BLM rule changes allow more grazing on OR public lands
  • Clark County asks voters to approve $366M jail bond
  • Homeless confess, they came here for the drugs
  • Lessons for Oregon from Florida's boom
  • Mother awaits ruling 6 years after school discrimination complaint
  • New Proposal: OHSU Primate Center Would Change Gears
  • OPB's First Look: Data centers, diesel generators, air quality
  • OR, WA at risk of losing federal SNAP funds
  • People are watching the Reflecting Pool like reality TV
  • Police Accountability Body Dragged Into Budget Fight
  • Portland State University to Proceed With 36 Layoffs
  • Proposed new high school graduation requirements in WA
  • Two commissioners push lower arena investment
  • Underseas cable fee to pay for data center costs?
  • Vancouver eyes new sales tax to hire more police
  • Vancouver police raise concerns over misdemeanor directive
  • Who is leading Portland's Moda Center negotiations?