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November 11, 2026
  • Wave lifted Kotek, but margins tell deeper story
  • Ghost students steal financial aid
  • ODOT lays out dire picture
  • Kotek keeps door open for gas tax part #2
  • Pot shops wants tax relief
  • Kotek: Ban immigration detention centers
  • Recycling red-tape mandate appealed
  • Editorial: We need to do more for Oregon's veterans
  • Oregon among the states contesting VA abortion restrictions
  • Murmurs: Oregon State Hospital spinoff brews
  • Oregon utility commission seeks input from PGE customers ahead of proposed rate hike
  • Oregonians voted more red in the governor's race than they did in 2024
  • Reports of highly pathogenic avian influenza in ducks and geese
  • WWII redemption story
  • $1.8M secured for Oregon tribal crime victim services
  • 4.3 quake near Joseph strongest in NE Oregon since 1994
  • Paris riots look exactly like Portland
  • Planned Parenthood of Southwestern Oregon to close early 2027, laying off 75
  • Portland considers lifting restrictions on dispensary drive-thru, walk-up windows
  • Deported drug trafficker returns to Oregon, gets 63 months
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    November 10, 2026
  • Gun Measure 114 delayed to 2028
  • Dems to challenge Oregon House speaker job
  • Sen. Wyden says he'll undo Republican cuts
  • Board revokes certifications: 6 officers, sheriff
  • E-bike explosion displaces 6, kills cat
  • Oregon senators outline priorities for Congress
  • Lars Larson: Shut the train down
  • $197M Rural Health Award plans
  • Household income hits record high
  • Medford meeting on cloud seeding proposal
  • Republicans maintain narrow lead in Marion County Commissioner races
  • 71st Annual Douglas Co Veterans Day Parade Wednesday, Nov. 11
  • AT&T donates $7,500 to C. Oregon Red Cross for wildfire relief
  • Developer pauses Portland projects citing tough market
  • Eugene fire chief's blood cancer spurs push to expand Oregon disability law
  • Oregon scores a B in the new "State of the Beach" report
  • Prospect Fire highlights challenges of rural firefighting, importance of mutual aid in C. Oregon
  • OR graduation requirements on or after Jan. 1, 2027: personal financial education
  • Staff accuse Oregon Trail School District leadership of bullying, harassment
  • Homeless criminal flees cops, gets stuck in hole
    • November 09, 2026
  • KATU breaks down election results (video)
  • 800 city workers go on strike
  • Oregon drops further in Competitiveness Index
  • Kotek jumps into school feud (… taxes loom)
  • Oregonian: Mandate for more of same? Please, no!
  • 4.4 earthquake strikes off Coast
  • Bend school staff shares emotional messgae
  • Wyden opposes Federal energy reform deal
  • BPA must do more to protect local economies
  • WES costs taxpayers $95 per ride. Time to shut it down
  • Aquarium's $12.5M wildlife rehabilitation center
  • Breaking ground: New ideas for housing
  • Wildfire near Lake Billy Chinook grows to over 200 acres
  • Could press protections for tribal-run media change for the Klamath Tribes?
  • YCAP In Action: Keeping food available takes support every week
  • LCC grapples with $3.5 million PERS hit in 2027-28 budget
  • Eugene 911 phone lines go down, police investigating copper wire theft as cause
  • Eugene man assaults child playing Ding-Dong-Ditch with sharpened stick
  • Same man charged with kidnapping, accused of sex abuse