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September 30, 2022
  • Do More Police Officers Mean Less Gun Violence? — Hardesty and Gonzalez
  • OHA failed to care for mentally ill patients, lawsuit says
  • Rocketing gas prices - Oregon sees largest price spike in US
  • 'Start being leaders': Woman frustrated by Wheeler's response
  • A woman will win Oregon's 5th District seat. Who will it be?
  • Rene Gonzalez camp fails to convince Portland to drop campaign violation penalty
  • Corvallis will elect its next mayor using ranked choice voting
  • Gonzalez campaign $77K fine over rented office space upheld
  • Gov. candidate says 'Oregon cannot succeed if Portland fails'
  • Keizer attorney Walsh, state Sen Thatcher vie in Senate District 11
  • New camp coming to Roseburg to help with homeless crisis
  • New member appointed to Oregon Criminal Justice Commission
  • Ongoing Medicaid coverage is coming for Oregon's kids
  • OPB journalist sues Medford and Jackson County over 2020 arrest
  • Opioid overdose deaths in Oregon rose 80% in the last decade
  • Oregon City fast tracking commission appointment process
  • Phil Knight spends big to help Oregon Republicans regain power
  • TriMet seeks comment on bus service improvements, reductions
  • Washington kills 2 wolves to prevent preying on cattle
  • What's at stake if the Columbia River Treaty were to end
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    September 29, 2022
  • Homeless Win Divided Court Ruling
  • GOP offended at McLeod-Skinner comment, candidate apologizes
  • Portland's rents up 46% - Thanks rent control
  • Betsy Johnson, Planned Parenthood spar over endorsement
  • Drazan highlights Dems' failed record in 1st TV debate
  • Merkley advances Electoral Count Reform Act
  • Tight races for gov., Congress move into final lap
  • Lobbyist, Joe Gilliam, poison case update from sister
  • 2 years later, Oregon's Drug Decriminalization isn't going well
  • Concerns grow over building offshore wind farm
  • Feds gives Oregon $23M to fight opioid epidemic
  • Brown, Kotek kept kids out of classroom, Test scores plummet
  • Leaders fear influx in State Hospital patients over early release plan
  • Portland discusses growing issues with behavioral health crisis
  • Tensions over potential Portland gov't changes lead to canceled debate
  • Oregon spent millions on kids never enrolled in preschool
  • Editorial: ODOT failed to comply with public records law
  • Ill-fated Oregon wildfire map didn't affect insurance, regulators say
  • Oregon receives $1.1B for expanded Medicaid
    • September 28, 2022
  • BREAKING: Poll: Drazan 32%. Kotek 31%. Betsy 18%
  • Bend debate heats up already roiling governor's race
  • Watch the Bend Governor's Debate here
  • Schnitzer: ‘Enough is enough' over Portland vandalism
  • Politicians $36,000 Europe trip - to help the climate
  • Oregon Governor's Race: Drazan Serious Contender
  • Kotek hypocrisy: Ad links rivals to riots…riots that her office helped?
  • The story of Kate Brown's historic use of clemency
  • Kotek's Personal Opinion Shouldn't Supersede Oregon's Laws
  • Wyden: Reform police cellphone tracking tools
  • McLeod-Skinner, Chavez-DeRemer battle in debate
  • Oregon progress and poverty
  • Experts' harsh assessment of Oregon's drug decriminalization
  • Opioid Crisis: Oregon to receive nearly $23M
  • Oregon Boards, Commissions See Nearly 100 Appointments
  • Oregon gas prices rising faster than anywhere in the country
  • Oregon House candidate lied about endorsements, rival PAC says
  • Critics see opportunity to oust Clackamas County Clerk Sherry Hall
  • Records requests flood county election staff
  • Portland charter ballot measure opponents withdraw from debate
  • Portland City Council hopeful demands waiver of $77,000 fine