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April 06, 2020
  • Gov Brown's charter school fail makes national news
  • COVID-19 spread slowing but PPE still desperately needed in Oregon
  • Oregon now has more than 1,000 cases of COVID-19
  • Special session would deal with more than COVID-19
  • Opinion: State mistakes delay jobless benefits. We must fix it
  • Fred Meyer parent to limit number of shoppers in all stores
  • Economy shutdown and PERS
  • Can you spot the three errors in this cartoon?
  • Eastern Oregon: State officials discuss COVID-19/economy
  • Gas stations see marked drop in sales
  • Marion County has the highest documented COVID-19 rate in the state
  • ‘Overwhelmed' by coronavirus cases, Oregon rethinks how it tracks contact with the infected
  • Deer Ridge prison Housing Unit, near Madras; placed in isolation due to COVID-19
  • Hundreds Of Layoffs At Timberline Lodge
  • Portland area renters, landlords brace for uncertain spring
  • Portland may borrow $100 million to fight COVID-19
  • Rose Quarter project swerves past further study, gets $129M
  • TriMet: Service reductions take effect Sunday
  • Virus negatively impacts broad range of local businesses
  • South Coast Head Start finds ways to keep students learning amid coronavirus pandemic
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    April 05, 2020
  • Vice President Pence applauds Gov. Brown's donation of 140 ventilators to New York
  • Oregon plant restoring used medical masks, shipping them back to hospitals
  • Gov. Brown's charter school fail makes national news
  • ‘Overwhelmed' by coronavirus cases, Oregon rethinks efficacy of its contact tracing
  • Safe Gun Storage Initiative Petition unlikely to make Oregon ballot
  • COVID-19 in Oregon: Wearing masks in public
  • Oregon healthcare workers seek limited legal immunity in coronavirus fight
  • Oregon receives funding from FEMA for Umatilla floods
  • Tootie Smith: State mistakes delay jobless benefits.
  • Arlene Schnitzer, Oregon philanthropist and art collector, dies at 91
  • COVID-19 Q&A: Can my business stay open? Does my boss have to protect me?
  • Oregon Prepares to Mobilize the National Guard to Distribute PPE
  • Job Growth: Workers needed
  • Klamath Co Sheriff's Office donates 200 meals to Gospel Mission
  • Lane County Public Health unable to confirm location of rural COVID-19 cases
  • Local impact: Kevin Mannix on current crisis
  • New program, Gorge Outreach, connects homeless to shelter
  • Oregon anglers and hunters must social distance
  • Portland commissioner says no decisions made yet on rent and mortgage forgiveness
  • How Oregon public education is looking 3 weeks into coronavirus closures
    • April 04, 2020
  • Questions mount: Where is Gov. Brown?
  • OHA stops providing hospital data because it doesn't trust the data
  • Getting clarification on how long restaurants will be closed
  • Growing optimism about Oregon's readiness for COVID-19 surge
  • Landlord group: Portland City Council request is ‘dangerous'
  • Oregon receives ventilators, expired medical equipment
  • Insider Index: COVID-19 special edition
  • Coronavirus infections among healthcare workers keep climbing in Oregon
  • Department of Consumer and Business Services gets a new director
  • Oregon distilleries make hand sanitizer for health care workers
  • Oregon health officer: Spike in virus cases can be averted
  • Oregon small businesses: Here's how to apply for federal coronavirus disaster loans
  • 13 veterans recover from coronavirus at Linn County facility
  • Curry Health Network describes staff reductions in meeting
  • If you own a business in Malheur Co, money could be waiting for your company
  • TriMet giving masks to bus drivers, front-line staff
  • Fewer drivers on the roads, but law enforcement sees more people speeding