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September 08, 2024
  • Kotek responds to lack of detox beds as deflection rolls out
  • Measure 118 gets contribution from a San Francisco candidate for mayor
  • $24M road funds go to…EV stations for the rich
  • Lars Larson: FBI failed us on school shootings
  • Opinion: Conservative ideals are the cornerstone of our nation
  • $16.1M Fed aid to Baker, Union counties includes $$ for lineman academy
  • Legislators hear from E. Oregon leaders, communities on transportation
  • New wildfires, 'go now' evacuations for Mt. Bachelor, Cascade Lakes area
  • Rural Linn County grange poised for comeback
  • Front yard fridges offer homeless free food (fail)
  • Judge upholds North Plains residents' vote on growth plans
  • Oregon DHS temporarily shutters crumbling NE Portland office
  • Pendleton breaks ground on new solar field at wastewater facility
  • Roseburg elections for city council
  • Salem Council will vote to allocate $10K for outreach on possible tax increase
  • Voters to decide on psilocybin bans in these cities
  • What to know about the email scam targeting Portland-area residents
  • Central School District puts $90M bond to voters
  • Kyron Horman disappearance highlights True Crime Northwest Fest
  • Remains of missing nurse Melissa Jubane found, neighbor arrested
    • September 07, 2024
  • Kotek outlines commitments to Native nations in Oregon
  • Moments leading up to Fairview plane crash
  • DA drops murder charge, Crime Lab tests failed to prove case
  • Grand jury clears Portland officers for fatal shooting
  • Rail Ridge Fire at 107,371 acres, Kotek declares conflagration
  • Republicans target forests for wildfire reform
  • National Hispanic Heritage Month events and festivals
  • Search parties organized for missing Beaverton nurse
  • Cooling centers open, schools get early dismissal for heat wave
  • Eugene's Wild Iris Ridge rapist remains at large
  • Judge rejects defense motion to move Bend trial of mass shooter
  • Crews gain upper hand on SE Portland structure fire
  • Native American Youth and Family Center celebrates 50 years
  • Vander Kamp gives notice he may sue DCSO
  • Highway 101 bridge repair work to begin this month
  • New Multnomah County drug addiction program starts small
  • When will heat wave end? When will it feel like fall?
  • Wildfire, smoke map: Track fires, red flag warnings
    • September 06, 2024
  • Mayor reacts to US Bank leaving Big Pink
  • Blackmail scams on the rise in Oregon
  • County clerks concerned about ranked-choice voting
  • City Council candidate apologizes for comments
  • $500K Democrat Party/Kotek scandal widens
  • Multnomah Co. declares emergency for extreme heat
  • Companies to bid on S. Oregon offshore wind leases
  • Josh Lehner's Farewell
  • Nonprofit wants to be part of drug deflection program
  • Opinion: Business group on building a better Portland
  • Oregon funneling more money into recovery schools
  • Oregon hires Wall Street veteran as state economist
  • PGE, SEC settle $127M trading loss probe
  • Portland gets another $9.6M for 82nd Avenue
  • Portland officials invest $15.4 million in OMSI District
  • Portland police get green light for more drones
  • Repore: food insecurity worse in Oregon since pandemic
  • Sam Adams misses Voters' Pamphlet deadline
  • Slow start for Portland drug user deflection program
  • Willamette Complex firefighters modify operations