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March 03, 2021
  • Democrats float $17-an-hour minimum wage
  • Bill to ban SW Oregon mining passes US House
  • Feds quietly dismiss dozens of Portland protest cases
  • Public only allowed 60 sec. to testify at Capitol tax hearings
  • 4 candidates to fill Hernandez's seat
  • OHSU staffers gather in support of plaintiff in sexual misconduct suit
  • Details behind Oregon’s large number of vacancies
  • Timber industry says it can't afford new taxes
  • $17 minimum wage bill includes eternal auto-increases
  • Clackamas keeps alive its vehicle fee
  • No Hate Zone founder: Homicides out of control, City silent
  • Bend hospital worker strike looms after court ruling
  • Bill would skyrocket Oregon beer, wine tax to fund addiction services
  • Bonamici: Pandemic recovery plan has billions for child care
  • Families rally for return to school
  • Feds vaccine promise means more doses for Oregon
  • Lawmakers consider loosening limits on lobbyist wining and dining
  • Oregon considers allowing prisoners to vote while behind bars
  • Oregon COVID Vaccine Prioritization Schedule
  • Oregon lawmakers could make it a crime to display a noose
  • Oregon politics: March arrives with virus, voting and political turmoil
  • Oregon's commercial rent relief program opens March 8
  • Parent frustrated with David Douglas School District
  • Racial Equity in State Rulemaking
  • Schrader explains 'No' vote on COVID relief bill
  • Sex crimes case falls into Measure 11 gap
  • YamCo Commissioners to Gov. Brown: Let My People Go
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    March 02, 2021
  • Portlanders fed up with protests, shootings
  • Oregon could become 2nd state for human composting
  • HB 2372 kills no-cause evictions, creates 60-page bureaucracy
  • Shemia Fagan joins push for national popular vote
  • Suburban Republicans reflect on Oregon's GOP
  • Packwood: Oregon's GOP abandoned its winning ways
  • Parents shamed, betrayed on opening schools
  • What lessons have educators learned from the pandemic era?
  • Portland shootings surge over the weekend
  • Schrader explains his vote against coronavirus bill
  • Anti-doxing, mugshot bills unite protesters and police
  • Biden backs Amazon warehouse workers' union drive
  • Bill seeks to end mink farming in Oregon
  • Career FBI agent to lead Oregon public safety training agency
  • Changing the School Governance Model
  • Corvallis City Council delays board restructuring
  • Corvallis schools announce in person learning to begin March 8
  • FEMA temporary housing units arrive on site in Lincoln City
  • Former county GOP head says party fighting to save America's soul
  • Gov. Inslee signs relief bill waiving liquor license fees
  • Legislative and Congressional Districts to be Redrawn
  • New COVID-19 vaccine lottery debuts
  • Oregon AG releases 2020 top consumer complaints
  • Oregon lawmakers push to improve BIPOC mental health
  • Oregon Senate Republicans will show up to sessions this week
  • Oregon wave energy project gets federal go-ahead
  • Portland considers fast tracking some security features
  • PWB begins test drilling at proposed Boring filtration site
  • Seattle teachers union balks at school return plan
  • Tensions over vaccine equity pit rural against urban America
  • Union Calls on Gov to Reconsider Timeline for Who Gets Shots
  • Washington Democrats push for capital gains tax amid pandemic
  • Washington House passes ban on chokeholds
  • After nearly a year, La Salle Prep kids return to campus