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February 05, 2023
  • Bills to shake up how State invests its money
  • Commentary: Challenge of being a business in Oregon
  • Ore. secession movement aims to inspire national effort against wokeness
  • Gov. welcome home National Guard from Poland deployment
  • Oregon makes “States going downhill” list
  • Black History Month: Royalty Spirits' Chaunci King on city permitting headaches
  • How gas prices have changed in Oregon in the last week
  • Wyden, colleagues reintroduce cattle market reform bill
  • Lars Larson: Dems cover up their shady behavior
  • Oregon's Housing: Members sought for Housing Production Council
  • Editorial: Portland area preschool taxes and predatory tactics:
  • Old Town businesses: city continues 90-day reset plan on east side
  • Portland officials claim ‘aggressive behavior' by striking workers; union leaders deny
  • Shooting leaves 1 dead in SE Portland's Mill Park neighborhood
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    February 04, 2023
  • Kotek proposes $200 million for semiconductor plan
  • Kotek's liquor surcharge would hurt economy, industry lobby says
  • Lawmakers debate slashing money to Measure 110, frustrating recovery advocates
  • OSP release footage from traffic stops of State Rep Travis Nelson
  • Editorial: A perk too far or a perk that Oregon gets right?
  • Rep. Jeff Helfrich: statement on Mt. Hood active shooter
  • Chart: economy running out of gas?
  • High-tech dominates Oregon's economy, sparking worries as it wobbles
  • Merkley: A lot of work ahead for Congress
  • Natural gas must act quickly to meet state-mandated emissions cuts
  • Oregonians working from home still rising
  • 27% of Malheur Co residents are on Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
  • Appointed: Sen. Anderson joins state Housing Production Council
  • EWEB spokesperson on how the utility is preparing for rising demand
  • MultCo Chair announces effort to house 300 in Portland within a year
  • Rural Oregon pharmacies fear closure without further industry regulation
  • Coastal communities get grant to enhance accessibility
  • Forest Service plans to clean up two mines near Granite
  • Woman who stole thousands from School District has 2005 conviction set aside
    • February 03, 2023
  • Will the Legislature nix nepotism?
  • Housing construction loan has surprise holdout
  • Idaho House will look at Greater Idaho movement
  • Tolling ugly secret: They don't even need the $$
  • City of Portland workers begin picketing
  • Court tosses Eugene cap on rental app. fees
  • Ex-PPA president reinstated to PPB following investigation
  • How a strict gun measure divided Oregon
  • 13 charts that show jobs and workforce data for Oregon
  • Amazon posts biggest annual loss as a public company
  • Behind Portland decision to shut down Online Learning Academy
  • Mid-Columbia Medical Center discontinues medical oncology
  • Moms and others rally for better addiction treatment
  • Oregon considering bill to ban flavored tobacco
  • Oregon health plans not complying with reproductive care law
  • Portland experts on environmental, social, governance standards
  • Portland Public Schools announces hiring freeze
  • Portland waterfront Police Memorial vandalized
  • Soaring egg prices turn people to chicken farming