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April 13, 2021
  • Second Gentleman visits Oregon
  • Oregonian behind 'Greater Idaho' gets Idaho Capitol hearing
  • This is the value of a dollar in Oregon
  • Oregon venues plead with Brown for reopening help
  • Portland plan to replace cops with dozens of unarmed part rangers
  • Oregon to halt Johnson & Johnson vaccines
  • Restaurants urge changes in Covid metrics
  • Senate closes teacher loophole over sexual abuse
  • Breaking: FDA, CDC halts use of J&J vaccine after due to six cases of rare blood clots
  • J&J vaccine shortage leaves local health officials with a three-week supply
  • Analysis: Fagan BLM Tweet Out-of-Bounds
  • Brown's Cannabis Equity Board
  • Drought along the Oregon-California border could mean water cuts for farmers, tribes
  • New Oregon laws aim to reduce whale deaths from crab fishing lines
  • Restaurants urge changes in COVID metrics
  • COVID penalties: Springfield, Deschutes County restaurants fined by state
  • Jackson County will be site of FEMA-backed vaccination center
  • Klamath hit with Oregon's first 2021 drought emergency declaration
  • Lake Oswego development plan calls for multi-family, hotel
  • N. Portland businesses ask city to crack down on street racing
  • Riot declared at Kelly Building after protesters gather in east Portland
  • Union leaders say teachers more comfortable returning to school post-vaccine
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    April 12, 2021
  • House scheduled to vote on gun storage mandate
  • Newly uncovered carbon tax bill could raise utility bill 45%
  • Portland's progressive approach strangles public safety
  • Senate rejects requirement for headlight use on highways
  • Jobless falls, but permanent layoffs climbs
  • Oregon's J&J vaccine slashed by 88% this week
  • Analysis: what the Court did to redistricting
  • Prescription price control proposal would put Oregon in front of other states
  • Oregon bill would require civics class to graduate
  • Editorial : Pandemic underscores need for government transparency
  • Astoria leaders weigh fate of urban renewal taxes
  • Design review is growing Portland's housing crisis
  • Keep the JDPD or consolidate it: Law officials provide their insights
  • Nonprofit aiding those with chronic illness damaged during Portland protest
  • Portland parents to rally after tear gas use at ICE building closes playground
  • Baker SD Middle and high school students will return to full in-person classes April 12
  • Parents form 'Oregon Moms Union', call for full return to classroom
  • West Linn families upset school year starts on Rosh Hashanah
    • April 11, 2021
  • Why Oregonians distrust the COVID vaccine
  • Clackamas businesses plan to defy Covid guidelines
  • Portland rioters set fire to building with officers inside
  • Blumenauer: light rail or bust for next Columbia River bridge
  • Drivers sticker shock: Oregon doesn't require gas prices display
  • Oregon's spike in deaths in 2020 wasn't just COVID-19
  • Vaccine breakthru cases in Oregon include 3 deaths
  • First virtual Oregon Women Veterans Conference to be held May 22
  • Measure 11 Lowered Racial Disparities
  • Seasonal flu cases in Central Oregon nearly nonexistent
  • Port of Astoria saves big on loans
  • Windows smashed at Portland bank, Rapid Response Bio Clean
  • Woodburn superintendent sues his own district, alleging breach of contract and retaliation
  • Lars Larson: Biden's gun grab full of hypocrisy