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November 20, 2024
  • Newport will power thousands of homes with waves
  • Bomb cyclone hits Oregon
  • DeRemer in the running for Trump Labor Secretary spot
  • MultCo heading towards $21M shortfall
  • Big 10 reverses course: Oregon football has clinched a spot
  • Big League Chew, invented on Portland baseball field, sues manufacturer
  • High-speed rail high among Microsoft president's goals for Oregon
  • The Oregon Senate GOP leadership team for 2025
  • 4 health insurers sue Oregon to prevent disclosure of pricing information
  • US Senate approves stalled federal judicial nominee in Oregon
  • Editorial: DEQ's plan to raise the cost of driving should be canceled
  • Oregon hazelnut grower seeks to revive lawsuit over organic rules
  • State scraps health insurance website contracting amid fairness concerns
  • 10 Bend, Redmond gas stations below $2.90 per gallon
  • 6 new Portland city councilors want to be council president
  • Campaign for Oregon agri-tourism
  • Forest Service starts work on wild horse adoption facility in Central Oregon
  • Over 10,000 impacted by Portland power outages
  • After strike, tax hikes, schools see non-stop enrollment drop
  • Lars Larson: Should Oregon wipe away criminal records?
  • Nearly 3 dozen arrested during human trafficking mission in NE Portland
  • Meme: 4 people = American has changed
    • November 19, 2024
  • Growing pension costs eats up school funding increase
  • Kotek vow: ‘protect Oregon values', stockpile abortion drug
  • Drazan selected as new House GOP leader
  • Opinion : Observations about Oregon election outcomes
  • School district slashes budget, lay-offs due to ‘accounting errors'
  • Portland, did you know what you did with Rank Voting?
  • State Treasury rejects Forestry's request for $60M loan
  • Judge vacates DOL overtime rule that went into effect in July
  • New OHA data: Oregon late-term abortions doubled
  • Oregon Health Authority secures new stockpile of Mifepristone
  • US DOL to distribute wages Oregon workers with online ‘WOW' tool
  • How MultCo's progressive commission candidates won by neighborhood
  • Mountain snowpack setting records for early season — potential solution to Oregon's drought
  • Oregon tops 100K registered electric vehicles
  • Top Oregon, Washington, and B.C. leaders in Portland to plot housing strategy
  • Brendan Finn to Join Multnomah County
  • Hayden Island community voice concern as I-5 bridge replacement moves forward
  • N. Portland to see ‘bike bus' to school boom with $1M federal grant
  • Portland to pay largest settlement over of 2020 protests alleged police force
  • The Portland Clinic will soon close downtown location to patients
  • Truck stolen with worker clinging for life
    • November 18, 2024
  • Homelessness rise faster than counties moving people into housing
  • 9 auto parts store to close. Nearly 100 laid off.
  • Entire super-majority still hangs on few controversial votes
  • Airline cuts to Portland airport
  • HAM radio operators show their value in area test
  • More mentally ill defendants reoffend after discharged from State Hospital
  • Measure 118 brought Oregonians together, to say no to a new tax
  • Editorial: Transparency requires more than ‘trust me'
  • Hillsboro health vote a sign for RFK Jr.
  • Commission to transfer Fort Yamhill to Grande Ronde, expand park fees
  • New ODA brand fees in effect
  • Whooping cough cases surge across the Pacific Northwest
  • Wildfire recovery: Molalla front and center of reforestation efforts
  • E. coli outbreak cases reported in Oregon; linked to organic carrots
  • Portland to tow parked cars during Leaf Day removal in certain neighborhoods
  • Salmon return to spawn in habitat after largest dam removal in US history
  • Draft tightens phone policy for PPS elementary, middle school students