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January 29, 2026
  • Dems push back on immigration
  • Sec-State: Enough time to put gas tax on May ballot — barely
  • He called it the ‘worst job in Oregon politics.' — Now he has to do it
  • Only 2 groups submitted ballot initiatives
  • Lars: Insane things government subsidizes
  • SW Washington U.S. rep's office vandalized
  • ICE official confirms Newport detention center
  • Oregon lawmakers prepare for short session
  • (video) ICE riots break out in Eugene
  • Columbia, Breakside unveil beer made from bear poop
  • Employees: Rogue Ales owes wages after closure
  • Fewer immigrants seek OR health care benefits
  • ICE deaths spur more ‘No Kings' protests
  • Judge ends exemption to environmental review for logging
  • Liberal? Libertarian? How about Plowshare Conservative?
  • OHSU Behavioral Health Center Helps Few Patients
  • OPB's First Look: Harney County's water crisis
  • Open Letter by Councilors to Mayor over ICE
  • OR Republicans 2026 Legislative Priorities
  • Oregon implements new rules for crab fishers
  • Portland debates $21 million housing fund
  • Portland proposes ban on fois gras
  • Rose Festival to see major changes in 2026
    • January 28, 2026
  • Oregon lawmakers might once again debate the ‘kicker' tax rebate this year
  • Alert: Gas tax election swap, Kicker raid, sales tax!
  • Oregon adopts new emergency, disaster recovery plan
  • Oregon lawmakers pitch JOBS Act to boost manufacturing, unlock industrial land
  • Lars Larson: Judge backs Oregon's voter fraud system
  • Federal bill restores 75% timber revenue share for Oregon O&C counties
  • Grants Pass Resident enters House race, citing S. Oregon's absence in Salem
  • Greg Smith resigns from Columbia Development Authority
  • Montana telehealth firm ups the pressure on Gov. Tina Kotek
  • Oregon homelessness rises despite major shelter expansion
  • Oregon's population barely changes as WA adds more than 70K in 1-year period
  • 2 city councilors: Fight with feds over Portland ICE facility need ‘urgent action'
  • Central Oregon bus riders prepare for looming fare hike
  • Oregon hospitals fail in 2024 to meet national standards on preventable infections
  • Oregon Specialty Crop Block Grant Program now accepting applications
  • Reporter meets (8 Mo.) pregnant fentanyl addict. Sad story.
  • Snowpack raises alarms for Central Oregon farmers, ranchers
  • Rep. Bonamici: improve AI education
  • U. Oregon socialists demand abortion drugs on campus
    • January 27, 2026
  • Judge blocks Trump access to Oregon voters
  • Bill withholds Fed payments amid sanctuary $$ threats
  • Jo Rae Perkins joins congress #5 race
  • Rep. Bynum: Patchwork ‘K-30' plan
  • Chris Dudley announces Governor run
  • Rare Merkley, Trump agreement (housing)
  • Oregon leaders defend sanctuary laws
  • Opinion: Rights come with responsibilities, not just demands
  • A quiet shift in managing the Blue Mountains forests
  • Intel stock tanks, lesson learned
  • Labor coalition pushes clean energy buildout
  • Nike announces 775 layoffs at distribution centers
  • Office vacancy spurs record high inventory
  • Editorial: Bend parklet program may get expansion
  • Man stored mother's body in fridge to collect Social Security
  • Portland mayor implores council to send unspent housing dollars to General Fund
  • Shooting of 2 police suspect booked in jail
  • Tillamook receives $4M for water main project, council approves $12.7M contract