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February 19, 2026
  • GOP boycotts session, delaying gas tax move
  • Lawmakers try to tweak estate tax
  • OR launches effort to protect immigrants
  • Bill enables secret government talks — ethics chief warns
  • Lars: Tran learns not to question her party
  • Looking for a job? Pickings are slim
  • Fugitive politician investigation
  • Sanctuary law allowed child predator release
  • Cantwell: 'Fight back' against SAVE Act
  • Feds to investigate Center for Black Excellence
  • Judge orders former sheriff to pay attorney fees — public records fight
  • Lawmaker: Colleague created hostile work environment
  • ODOT ready for winter despite funding fight
  • OR, WA join green energy lawsuit against Trump
  • Oregon gas prices jump 30-cents
  • Paperwork for State-Funded Shelters to Stay Hidden
  • Pearl Dist. Landlord to Sue Over Shelter?
  • Portland: $169 million budget deficit
  • Protesters removed from City Council meeting
  • Readers respond: Downsides to 82nd plan
  • Rep. Javadi votes against bill he once sponsored
  • Senate advances wrongful conviction bill
  • Shelter provider may have misused funds — claims ex-finance director
  • WA made it harder for CPS to separate families
    • February 18, 2026
  • Gun bill tense exchange, complaint against lawmaker
  • 13 immigration bills
  • Court rejects Trump appeal over deployment
  • New Seasons lays off 95, cites labor agreement
  • Kicker theft (today). Home tax. Gas tax win. Campaign $$
  • Trump to investigate Portland's Center for Black Student Excellence
  • Bill legalizes shady backroom deals
  • Editor: OR confronts competitiveness crisis
  • Farm Bureau endorses Drazan for Governor
  • Gov's new Prosperity Council visits Redmond
  • It takes Home Forward 185 days to fill an apartment
  • Oregon Able Accounts surpass 130M in assets
  • Rep. Mannix: House passes bill aiding victims of stalking, home violence
  • SB 1539 gives better access to cattle pregnancy checks
  • Senators court tech over farm group objections
  • First-of-its kind housing initiative to address needs of Tribes
  • Injuries happen: Employer FAQs on reinstatement& reemployment
  • Made In Old Town exec. director resigns after mere months leading the Shoe Project
  • 6 trustees confirmed to SOU Board
  • Clatsop Co school district reaches $2.35 million settlement in teacher abuse case
    • February 17, 2026
  • Oregon's first Black female state senator dies
  • Senate Dems pass Fed tax disconnect bill
  • Rep. Diehl: 'mixed feelings' on ICE, vows policy shift
  • Gas prices jump 15 cents, over 30 cents in past month
  • Capitol ramrods 15 bills in one hearing
  • Campaign finance reform: ‘a deal that has yet to be real'
  • How much do Oregonians spend on Onlyfans? (XXX)
  • SB 1507: $311 million tax, creates unaffordability
  • Lars Larson: Unwanted house guest from Hell!
  • Can officials text each other about city business? Lawmakers debate.
  • Is Oregon about to ban hunting and fishing?
  • Legislative Ag update 2/14
  • Oregon business bankruptcies hit a 12-year high
  • Oregon pushes city expansion for prefab housing
  • PGE expands to Washington state
  • State of PDX economy report looks dire
  • Tribes turn to beaver-inspired dams
  • “Affordable” Housing Averages $800 per Sq/Ft.
  • Educators gather in Salem to push for increased state $$
  • OHSU and AFSCME Research Union ink tentative deal
  • School grapples with high-needs students & mainstream classrooms
  • Portland braces for snow