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July 30, 2026
  • Big changes coming for those on Oregon Health Plan
  • Tiny city hemorrhaging leaders
  • Daimler Truck ends production in Portland — 375 jobs eliminated
  • Blazers: Lawsuit threat holds up arena deal
  • Drazan accepts more debate invites. Kotek hides.
  • ODOT threatens 500 job cuts
  • Rep. Salinas goes to Houston to protest ICE
  • 1,900 affordable apartments still not filled
  • Food cart pods could close under city rules
  • Portland police funding measure fails first review
  • Sec. State: Portland's ballot verification lacks transparency
  • Council Punts Performing Arts Center Vote
  • Disabled Portlanders sue city over emergency planning
  • EV rebate program to reopen
  • Homeless man builds huge 2-story house
  • Hospital operating losses are $450M
  • Locals concerned over Detroit Lake drawdown
  • Medicaid Shortfall Follows Decade-Long Growth in State Spending
  • North Portland BottleDrop to close Friday — years of complaints
  • Oil Terminal Sues Portland for Delaying Transfer of Franchise
  • Oregon holds the nation's four biggest active wildfires
  • PDX Housing Center changes name, expands statewide
  • Poll: Universal basic income
  • Portland's War on Cars 1: Losing the War on the Automobile
  • Roseburg will explore creating homeless urban campgrounds
  • School board members blast Brim-Edwards — question her campaign for county chair
  • Sens. Merkley, Murray raise alarm over plans to send ICE to polls
  • Woman pleads guilty to kicking officer at Portland ICE protest
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    July 29, 2026
  • Thousands under ‘Go Now!' orders as Oregon wildfires burn over 1.5M acres
  • FEMA partially grants Oregon's requests for fire aid; 2 senators concerned over denials
  • Oregon Sen. Christine Drazan targets Kotek, calls state policies anti-business
  • Blazer fail uncovers how we subsidize everything
  • Opinion: Mic dodge not what voters need
  • DougCo. Commissioners respond to those opposing resolution regarding sanctuary status
  • Flags at half-staff Wednesday to honor Oregon-born Navy commander
  • ODOT budget hole could mean cuts to 548 jobs without intervention
  • Oregon clean vehicle rebate program opening date
  • Oregon planners submit ‘roadmap' for any future wind power
  • Oregon remains sixth-highest for gas at $4.64 a gallon; diesel climbs to $5.48
  • Oregon wildfires draw international attention
  • Oregon's U.S. senators back bill requiring coverage of IVF
  • Petition seeks pause on E. Oregon data centers
  • Pro-data center industry group behind ad campaign in Oregon, 6 other states
  • Portland police settlement still work in progress
  • Rep. Bonamici: Stop Spying Bosses Act
  • Sec-State: Tighten up PDX elections division
  • UofO Libraries opens DeFazio papers
    • July 28, 2026
  • Trump asks Supreme Court to allow election order Oregon sued over
  • Oregon governor warns migrants to be wary of ICE impersonators
  • (chart) Entire west is afire with high gas $$
  • Big grocery, retail companies have highest number of Oregon employees on Medicaid
  • Medicaid shortfall follows decade-long growth in state spending
  • Sen. David Brock Smith rebukes extreme socialist agenda
  • After IP 28 fails … it may return
  • Combination of Marion, Clackamas County fire districts goes to voters
  • Hillsboro enacts 120-day data center moratorium amid lawsuit, pushback
  • How the Curry Co. sheriff and predecessor spent $390K in donations
  • Togetherness matters: Oregon nonprofit unites separated siblings
  • What Oregon's wildfire history can teach us about today's fire season
  • Are we letting Oregon's initiative process become a playground for political weirdness?
  • As signatures are disqualified, campaign to hire more police cries foul
  • Portland initiative campaign targets city employee over signature-gathering complaint
  • Asbestos renders Redmond High School unsafe for coming school year
  • Meals, charging stations and beds: How Red Cross is aiding fire evacuees
  • Oregon Grapevine: Micro Colleges
  • Blind kid's wheelchair stolen off nature trail