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February 25, 2020
  • Homeless bill could declare state housing emergency
  • Oregon Lottery Will Lose Money On Sports Betting This Year
  • Oregon Senate Republicans walk out over climate cap-and-trade bill
  • 7 powerful reasons Carbon Tax (72-cent gas tax) must be stopped!
  • $45 million homelessness emergency bill advances in Oregon Legislature
  • Five Things for Tuesday, including a suburban brewery and a eulogy for Kobe
  • Walden pushes Self-Drive Act
  • 'Anti-antifa' candidate ends campaign for Portland council
  • 1% tax on large businesses among changes in proposed Portland-area homeless services ballot measure
  • Councilor says City's contract with A&B Towing was terminated in September
  • Free speech? Privacy? Bill on masks hits wall of opposition
  • Modified sit-lie proposal gains favor with Salem councilors, with restrictions
  • Oregon man emerges as Tea Party's newest big donor
  • Suit: Portland fails to enforce parking ban near crosswalks
  • Tribal casino sports betting bill advances in WA Legislature
  • TriMet may amend its stroller policies to address ‘significant annoyance' felt by parents
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    February 24, 2020
  • BREAKING! Senate GOP walk out over Carbon Tax
  • Oregon cap-and-trade bill moves forward today
  • Wheat depends on River Dams
  • Oregon lawmaker says Coastal Idaho Movement clearly spurred by ‘frustrated' Oregonians
  • Fixing wildfire issues may be too big an ask for this short legislative season
  • Opinion: Oregonians, not politicians, should draw our electoral districts
  • Central Oregon economy shows no sign of slowing
  • Chinook salmon returns in Columbia River could be among lowest on record
  • Editorial: What should Deschutes do about cell phones in court
  • As Portland's economy expands, so does its trash
  • Metro poised to submit $250 million homeless funding measure
  • Salem Electric's billing changes for home solar would penalize early adopters, critics say
  • Tigard's photo red-light cameras shut down until ODOT permits obtained
  • Joey Gibson says he can't get a fair trial in Portland
    • February 23, 2020
  • Idaho governor not surprised some rural Oregonians want to join his state
  • 5 Oregon education bills still in play
  • Oregon business tax greeted with confusion, consternation
  • Oregon21 clears one legislative hurdle, another looms: Oregon track & field rundown
  • Tuesday might be Senate walkout day (Carbon Tax)
  • Editorial: Dams, fish and voters
  • Feds celebrate Oregon's Every Child: Steve Duin column
  • Guest column: Public employee unions: bankrupting Oregon one legislative session at a time
  • Opinion: Cap-and-trade bill puts family-wage jobs at risk
  • Clashing views on proposed Klamath Falls recycled water project
  • The Oregon timber worker's truth
  • Tourism tax to benefit world track meet in Eugene greenlit by Oregon House
  • Baker City Zoning changes proposed
  • Clackamas sheriff: Search, rescue must be professionalized
  • In an era of dead malls, Washington Square area under study