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May 20, 2022
  • Abortions for anyone, anywhere: Oregon seeks increased capacity
  • McLeod-Skinner alleges unequal access to count in Clackamas
  • Pacific Power: You face higher electricity bills
  • $3B tax surplus = you might get a $950 Kicker Refund
  • Mr. “Tax the Rich” comes in 6th place … spent $1M
  • Alaska Air names Wayne Newton SVP of airport operations
  • NFIB urges Court to simplify DOL Tip Credit Rule
  • Lawmakers set up group to safeguard abortion
  • HB 3291: the other election night stretcher
  • Morrow County withholds six-figure gift from Blue Mountain CC
  • $3M allocated to Marylhurst affordable housing cost increases
  • After winning, Drazan says values will unite party
  • Biden plan to protect woodlands raises question.
  • Bynum wants inquiry into Clackamas County ballot delays
  • Clackamas County employees reassigned to process ballots
  • Hardesty heads to runoff in Portland City Council race
  • Intel to build $700 million data center in Oregon
  • Local election counts only shift slightly Thursday
  • Oregon lawmakers push for response to baby formula shortage
  • Salem primary 2022: Chris Hoy wins Salem mayor
  • State mulls masking in schools due to latest COVID-19 subvariant
  • Students plan walkout Friday for Portland climate strike
  • Understaffed homeless Navigation Teams 'don't feel helpless'
  • Vance Day loses election for state appeals court
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    May 19, 2022
  • Governor grudge match, congressional confusion mark post-election
  • 'It is my responsibility': Clackamas Co. addresses ballot delays
  • Gov. candidate Betsy Johnson says she's the only choice
  • $3B tax surplus = you might get a $950 Kicker Refund
  • Revenue forecast highlights need to protect taxpayers' kicker
  • Sales tax king, Brad Witt, defeated in his own primary
  • Election updates: Kotek and Drazan top historic ballot in November
  • Tiernan concedes, but Drazan not ready to declare victory in Oregon GOP primary
  • Forest Accord package signed into law by Gov. Brown
  • Lars Larson: Election sent message you might not expect
  • Mixed results in bond and levy bids
  • Rural Oregon outperforms urban areas in May primary voter turnout
  • Opinion: Thrown under the bus by redistricting
  • Clackamas County vote tally will likely stretch until at least next week
  • Clackamas County leaders slam county clerk for not accepting help with blurred ballots sooner
  • Incumbents lead in contested DA races in Marion, Washington counties
  • Nearly $1 million on the way to help fight wildfires in Central Oregon
  • Cost of gun violence in Portland goes beyond the victim
  • Gonzalez edged into Portland City Council election runoff against Commissioner Hardesty
  • West Linn shares concerns about I-205 tolls, ODOT environmental study
    • May 18, 2022
  • Early Results in Republican Primary for Oregon Governor Are Close
  • Secretary of State criticizes delay of election results in Clackamas
  • Slow vote count cast doubt on races for Congress
  • Top 10 highlights: May primary election results
  • Brown Tells Oregon To Get Ready To Have The State Burn Down Around You
  • Brown tells Oregon to get ready to have the state burn down around you
  • Greater Idaho proposal faces friction in early results Tuesday
  • Oregon incumbent Wyden wins Democratic nod for Senate
  • Kotek wins Democratic nod in Oregon governor's race
  • McLeod-Skinner has big lead over incumbent Schrader in 5th District
  • Health officials share COVID-19 update as state sees uptick in cases
  • Huge burst of voting puts Oregon turnout nearly on 2018 pace
  • In Oregon, the fight for governor is about winning over disaffected voters
  • Oregon grocers abandon push to privatize liquor sales
  • Oregon sued over failure to provide public defenders
  • Pacific Power asks Oregon PUC for 4% rate hike
  • Printing errors mar mailed ballots in Oregon, Pennsylvania
  • No clear winner in Multnomah County chair race
  • Oregon's Secretary of State calls election result delays in Clackamas County ‘unacceptable'
  • Bend City Councilor Rita Schenkelberg to resign
  • Eastern Oregon wheat industry hopes port labor issues don't disrupt exports
  • Stephenson leads Helt in BOLI race