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November 24, 2025
  • Oregon revenue forecast Improves, sparks debate over need for new taxes
  • More than half of US homes lost value this year. How has it affected the PNW?
  • (11 photos) Explosive signature gathering weekend
  • Rep Boice takes the helm of Oregon Coastal Caucus for 2026 session
  • Editorial: Rubberstamping isn't oversight, PPS Board
  • Deschutes Co sheriff's office provides Thanksgiving meals to those in need
  • E. Oregon voters want say on $4B increase to taxes, fees
  • Hundreds pack Wyden Newport town hall over helicopter removal
  • Oregon advocates: changes to housing program will exclude them from funding
  • Oregon Christmas tree farms face supply challenges amid rising costs
  • TriMet general manager addresses future and $300M budget shortfall
  • 3.2 magnitude earthquake rumbles north of Salem
  • Ballot Measure: Refund Portland police with $50M from energy slush fund
  • City Of Hillsboro #ICE special work session slated for Monday night
  • Oregon police dept mocks ‘#JuiceBoxBandits' over school break-in
  • Portland sitting on $21M that could have paid for housing aid
    • November 23, 2025
  • Oregon debate deepens as GOP challenges governor's executive order
  • Officials peer into future as Oregon's economic activity slows
  • Credit President for Oregon's $300M revenue boom
  • Gas tax referendum gathers signatures at Sign Across Oregon event
  • Editorial: conservation goals met, it's time to support struggling communities 
  • Lars Larson: Kotek's big ODOT lie
  • Deschutes Co committee denies claim of gerrymandered maps
  • Oregon proposes settlement to stop major landlord from hiking rent prices
  • Oregon will no longer consider any changes to its farm stand rules for now.
  • Oregonians buying more American-made goods
  • TriMet lays off 26 employees as it tries to close $300M budget shortfall
  • What is causing declining enrollment and what it means for public education
  • $70M investment announced to reshape historic Black Albina neighborhood
  • New bus line will shuttle people from Corvallis to Eugene Airport for free
  • Over 5K Portlanders without power after Pacific Power substation issue
  • Special Olympics Oregon Fall State Games unite athletes statewide
  • What to know about regenerative and sustainable farming practices in Oregon
  • Portland grapples with how to shore up 1 high school without imperiling 3 others
    • November 22, 2025
  • Medicaid cuts, prison closure among budget fixes
  • Counties sue Trump to return helicopter
  • Kotek choice: Fess up to extortion or admit the lie
  • Sign Across Oregon on Saturday Nov. 22nd
  • Oregonians rally against Gov's transportation bill
  • Christine Drazan KGW-TV interview
  • Kotek inches closer to re-election announcement
  • The problem with Kotek's environmental executive order
  • Checking in with Oregon's first Chief Privacy Officer and AI strategist
  • Deschutes Co awarded $3.4M for La Pine wildfire mitigation
  • Legislative Ag update 11/22
  • Oregon insiders: Who's who in and around state government
  • Tsunami alerts are ending for Oregon and Washington. Now what?
  • 5-year-old's death spurs notice of lawsuit against Oregon child welfare agency
  • Ashland secures $73M loan for water treatment plant project
  • Coastal groups sue Feds for removing Newport helicopter
  • Dungeness crab season is delayed coastwide until at least Dec. 16
  • Lane Co losing dozens of beds, a shelter, amidst homeless funding shortfall
  • MultCo preschool nest egg exceeds $600M after Fiscal year 2025
  • Rep. Helfrich on Rowena fire
  • Enrollment is up at Oregon's public colleges and universities