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September 23, 2020
  • Top Oregon Democrats considering suing the governor over recent vetoes
  • Happiest state in America? It's not Oregon; report ranks Oregon 41st
  • The danger of fires burning underground
  • 2 Oregon virus Studies: $3 Million Spent With 1 Success
  • Riots resume: Store smashing, firebombs, DOUBLE SHOOTING!
  • State economists revise forecast upward by $2 billion
  • Businesses and Jobs in Evacuation Zones
  • Wyden opposes income test for immigrants
  • 3 businesses to file lawsuit in response to COVID-19 pandemic in Oregon
  • Portland defunds police. Homicides triple
  • Business and jobs in evacuation zones
  • Oregon says 49,000 jobless benefits claims are held up in adjudication
  • Oregon grieves for natural places wiped out by wildfires
  • Gov. Brown tours wildfire damage in Southern Oregon
  • Oregon state hospitals report record financial losses amid the COVID-19 pandemic
  • Resources available for Oregon farmers hit by wildfires
  • Survey: most Oregon renters are in distress
  • 2 sides of Portland: prayer rallies? Bible burnings?
  • Editorial: Maxwell's name should adorn Bend VA clinic
  • Wheeler threatens to pull Portland from city/county homeless services
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    September 22, 2020
  • Protesters return to Southeast Portland
  • Oregon businesses threaten lawsuit over virus restrictions
  • Achieving equity: Oregon students deserve a money-back guarantee
  • Audit Finds Oregon Mental Health System Is Failing
  • Clackamas Fire: 'We need to think more strategically'
  • 4 million acres of Oregon public land remain closed by wildfires
  • Debate season has arrived as November's general election nears
  • DOJ: Portland allows 'violence' and 'destruction of property''
  • Former Oregon Congressman Bob Smith dies at 89
  • Gov. Brown surveys Almeda fire devastation
  • IRS announces tax relief for Oregon wildfires and straight-line winds victims
  • Mapping coronavirus across the US: How severe is your state's outbreak?
  • Oregon firefighter warns of hidden danger in burn areas
  • Stats: Crime reports more than triple in Clackamas evac zones
  • Taskforce moves forward with new Burnside Bridge plan
  • Voter Guide 2020: Candidates on the ballot in November general election
  • Washington state election officials seek to reassure voters
  • What will Halloween look like in Portland in 2020?
  • Wildfire cost so far in 2020: $15M and counting
  • Wildfire death toll in Oregon increases to nine
    • September 21, 2020
  • Brown issues vetoes to shore up $65M+ for wildfire response
  • U.S. Department of Justice identifies Portland as jurisdiction permitting violence
  • Oregon health department grapples with how to confront COVID-19 threat from Idaho
  • Oregon's coal-free future: Where will power come from?
  • Calif. blackouts serve as a warning to Oregon officials
  • Editorial: Fire marshal's leadership change deserves full disclosure by State Police
  • Opinion: Letter from the Editor: When the numbers don't add up
  • Will Oregon see a new 3rd wave of arson?
  • Oregon fires update: 7,500 firefighters make progress, more residents can return
  • Oregon reports 208 new confirmed and presumptive COVID-19 cases, 1 new death
  • Oregon: $1.4B paid In unemployment
  • Ashland leaders consider their priorities
  • Editorial: Baker Co: Keep up the good work on COVID-19
  • Metro's wage tax: taxes poor to fund luxury mall
  • Mingus Maps endorsed by Sam Adams
  • Northbound Interstate Bridge span in Portland closed for 9 days