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November 14, 2026
  • Low-income apts cost nearly $1M each
  • Crowd slammed for singing Christian song at mall
  • Dental data breaches affecting 31K
  • Kotek announces economic FastTrack Program
  • Parents press lawmakers for school $$ formula changes
  • Wyden on Senate leadership contest
  • Rep. Bentz backs Major Star Act, $$ vet benefits
  • Lars Larson: School chief kept secrets
  • We condemn political violence against liberals (2x) this week
  • OPB's First Look: Washington Co.'s leftward shift
  • Oregon opens ethics probe into ex-transportation commissioner
  • Oregon relying on more renewable energy as overall demand grows, report finds
  • Pacific Power to make Oregon data centers pay full electricity costs
  • Washington Co nonprofits net over $250K in grants
  • Beaverton residents donated over 3K lbs of food at fall leaves collection — here's how to help
  • Net patient revenue rises by 8.6% at 59 state hospitals
  • Plans to bring a Minor League Baseball stadium to Medford have been shelved
  • PPS school board starts independent ‘fact-finding' effort into Signal reports
  • UofO grad union wins $ raises, AI protections
  • Salem PD's new Drug Response Team shows promise, arresting more drug dealers
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    November 13, 2026
  • Parents emotional return to Silver Rail
  • Legislature gets much younger
  • Marion election machine breaks, uncounted ballots
  • Pres. Jackson's street name removed
  • National spy scandal impacts OSU
  • Wave danger this weekend
  • Downtown Portland hits record vacancy — 8000 worker decline
  • Kotek promises changes to schools in 2nd term
  • Sen. Wyden: Delay work requirements
  • A Public Finance Expert on Oregon's Funding
  • Cannon Beach still has bunny-beach problem
  • Hear from a few of Oregon's new Gen Z mayors
  • Part-time lobbyist needed for low-tax movement
  • Portland newscaster reflects on ‘exploding whale'
  • Portland to cut fuel storage along Willamette — earthquake fears
  • PPS asks legislature for more money — more taxes on the table
  • Trump administration wants to sell public lands
  • Union Asks Prosper Board to Suspend Director
  • Vancouver: special meeting to remove city manager
    • November 12, 2026
  • New look of 2027 Session
  • Atmospheric rivers head for PNW this week
  • Skamania County official dies, gets re-elected
  • Rep. Dexter: ban data centers on public land
  • (video) Inside a burned down squatter house
  • 5 years into Metro's supportive housing measure
  • C-TRAN to cut services without new tax
  • City considers sale of problem plot in SE
  • Illegal launders $93M through Springfield shop
  • Kotek to Make State Hospital a Stand-Alone?
  • Lars Larson: Blocking clear will of voters
  • Opponents of I-638 sue to stop ban on transgenders
  • Portland area parents protest AI in schools
  • PPS Members Inquiry Into Signal Use by Members
  • Progressives take Hillsboro city council — 'rebuke' to corporations
  • Readers respond: Kotek has no mandate
  • Rep. Munoz declares victory over Legaspi
  • Roseburg keeps its Flock cameras amid debate
  • Silver Rail School to reopen with new security