Top Political News

December 07, 2021
  • BREAKING: House Speaker (Gov. candidate) Kotek also caught maskless
  • Mask mandate permanent? — OHA officials are trying to backpedal or play 'damage control'
  • Brown calls for $200M in workforce spending, offers few details
  • Sen Boquist: vaccine passport, CTR, ‘no back to normal'
  • Former Oregon Capitol official threatens lawsuit
  • Oregon climate program gets tougher in DEQ revisions
  • Guilty plea: Fraud involved fake business, multiple Covid loans
  • Oregon confirms bad checks sent to renters, landlords
  • Some question need for Oregon special session on rental assistance
  • U.S. Rep Bentz: why $1.2T bill is bad for America
  • Sen Girod: Wyden should reject IRS bank spying scheme
  • Sen. Wyden addresses need to protect Oregon's Christmas tree industry
  • Gov Brown: Flags ordered lowered in honor of Pearl Harbor and Bob Dole
  • Lane Co Dems pick redistricting map drawn by their campaign consultant
  • Report: Microplastics pervasive in Oregon waterways
  • Talks resume over overtime for farm workers
  • Family of the passenger who died in local plane crash blames city of Albany
  • Staff shortages cited as reason Portland police responded only to high-priority calls
  • Mulling $20M bond, Lebanon Schools seek state match
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    December 06, 2021
  • Gov Brown maskless after pushing permanent mask rule
  • Former chief deputy DA on Brown's commutations
  • JoAnn Hardesty on Portland's key issues
  • Nonprofit files lawsuit against city of Ontario
  • SoS office audit: DPSST not giving enough training to police officers
  • Oregon Historical Society leader remembers Bob Dole
  • Editorial: Left-Wing Oregon may become first state with a permanent mask mandate
  • Public school closures are hurting Oregon students
  • Goals for Oregon's next governor — Voice your vote
  • Intel's CEO in Oregon, stumping for billions to aid his industry and his company
  • New report: Ability of Oregon workers to speak English varies by type of job
  • OHA opens new high-volume vaccination sites statewide
  • Omicron is a question mark in latest COVID decline in cases, hospitalizations
  • Oregon's paid leave, hyped years ago as a progressive win, far behind schedule
  • Benton Co Planning Commission set to vote on Coffin Butte expansion plan
  • Coos Bay looking to limit vacation rentals
  • Hillsboro says city-owned internet to reach 50% buildout in 2024
  • Trial for Oregon cop accused of drunken misconduct scheduled
    • December 05, 2021
  • OHA moves on 'permanent' indoor mask mandate
  • Health officials work on voluntary digital vaccine card
  • This is how many people have died from COVID-19 in Oregon
  • Oregonians can bid for lower taxes while funding scholarships through state auction
  • Larson: Mayor treats city like someone with battered wife syndrome
  • Proof that many jobless are abusing our generosity
  • Central Oregon Business Index dips slightly in third quarter
  • Development Controversy: Proposed $2 Billion NEXT plant
  • Getting at home COVID test will soon become cheaper in Oregon
  • Corvallis council members to consider giving themselves a raise
  • Hillsboro councilor Pace to run for Washington County chair
  • InvestigateWest: Activists ground airport's growth plans
  • Off-season irrigation could pause as Reclamation 'pays back' PacifiCorp reservoirs
  • Portland adult assisted living home closes, after State finds neglect
  • Reynolds Middle School resuming in-person instruction after 3-week pause