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November 07, 2026
  • Gov. Kotek talks 2026 agenda
  • Sen. Wyden: Target companies working with Trump.
  • Toilet rats? MultCo officials solution
  • Drazan concedes governor's race
  • Rank voting: Wasteful Election mailers
  • Wyden: Democrats' agenda for 120th Congress
  • Waves up to 28 feet Sunday:Alert
  • Kotek wants data center rules in 60 days.
  • Voter turn-out by County
  • Lars Larson: Crime pays for liberals
  • Douglas Co: $1.7M for Wilbur railroad overcrossing
  • Multnomah Co's $51B lawsuit against Big Oil allowed to proceed
  • Portland company to build floating wave-energy hubs factory in WA
  • Quick change expected in Oregon law that bans some potlucks
  • Oregon DMV announces permanent closure of its Canyonville office
  • Oregon Military Museum project keeps veterans' stories alive
  • Portland city union workers prepare to go on strike amid contract dispute
  • Verrus offers Salem $10M package ahead of data center code interpretation
  • Kotek urges PPS to cut costs before closing schools
  • FBI warns of disturbing online 'gore groups' targeting children in Oregon
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    November 06, 2026
  • Closing Oregon's tax gap could net billions
  • How Tina Kotek defeated Christine Drazan
  • Was there a Kotek mandate?
  • Election: Big signs of hope ahead
  • Portland to ban personal data in pricing?
  • Bend wants more school resource officers
  • Billion-dollar climate lawsuit a step closer to trial
  • Lessons from Lane County races
  • Portland metro voters passed 4 school bonds
  • Record-breaking 2026 wildfire season ends — 2.5 million acres
  • Union Calls for Investigation Into Prosper Portland
  • Which mid-valley races were most expensive?
  • Braun concedes SW WA congressional race
  • Can Oregon learn from Mississippi in student reading?
  • Lars Larson: School pension crisis being exposed
  • MultCo approves longer ambulance response times
  • Northwest's newfound strength in Congress
  • Oregon City adopts 120-day data center moratorium
  • Oregon studies the future of higher education — seeks public input
  • Oregon's growing rainy day fund
  • Portland looks into ban on chemical munitions
  • Singleton and Williams win in Multnomah County
  • Special thanks to Christine Drazan
  • Tigard-Tualatin SD to close elementary school
    • November 05, 2026
  • Wyden Bookstore to Pay $1.5M Fine
  • Drazan stops short of conceding
  • Questions for GOP after Gov. defeat — what now?
  • 8 Oregon school measures pass, 1 fails
  • WA transgender sports measure passing
  • Races in OR largely mirror the national blue wave
  • 5 DSA candidates are elected to the House
  • 6 PNW lawmakers could gain powerful positions
  • Blue wave impacts Linn, Benton county elections
  • Dems on track to expand Salem supermajority
  • Eugene appears to embrace climate fund
  • La Grande rejects gas tax
  • MultCo Official Calls Election Monitor Visit a Nonevent
  • MultCo to decide on East County ambulance response
  • Murmurs: Deborah Kafoury Will Leave PPS
  • OHSU Union Objects to C-Suite Exit Packages
  • Portland budget measure projected to fail
  • Rank voting results not posted on Sec-State website
  • Singleton widens lead for MultCo chair
  • Study of uses for 14 PPS schools if they close
  • Washington GOP chairman looks to party's future
  • Washington voters embrace ‘millionaire tax'
  • What Democratic election gains could mean for OR
  • Wildfire survivors pack courtroom for PacifiCorp suit