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September 27, 2021
  • Rumors of buses bringing Haitian migrants to Eastern Oregon as crisis deepens
  • Oregon Attorney General warns of job scams
  • New employer child care benefit rule goes into effect
  • Oregon's new plan to protect homes from wildfire. Home builders pushing back
  • Editorial: The Oregon clean energy law is a fraud
  • Private 100 Lighthouse Award 2021: Meredith Hospitality
  • Fights against meal taxes continue
  • Pacificcorp can do more to prevent future blackouts
  • Forestry experts call for smart, inclusive solutions to fires
  • Overdue for a trip to the DMV? More services available online, in-person
  • Sen. Boquist: ACLU erases the word ‘women'?
  • Several large Oregon wildfires are still being battled
  • Thousands come together to create change within Oregon's waterways
  • Lake Oswego mulls affordable housing on Boones Ferry Road
  • Ontario Public works sends items back to city staff for changes
  • Portland families impacted by canceled bus routes to receive $300 monthly from district
  • Salem pauses plans on mental health response unit
  • You are invited: Annual Great Oregon Shakeout
  • Portland police announce looming crackdown on street racing
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    September 26, 2021
  • House Republicans boycott session to deny passage of maps
  • Portland still gets all the vote power in new redistricting map
  • Paying frontline workers during COVID-19 cost Oregon $23.6M
  • Gun storage, election-day postmark bills allowed to stand
  • Opinion: Governor's anti-dam campaign ignores risks to power grid
  • Curry Co declares drought emergency
  • Deciding the future of Crater Lake's trail system
  • Editorial: Wilderness permit system has a notable flaw
  • National Forests in Oregon to launch free use firewood program
  • Where are the workers: A changing demographic
  • City hopes to cool Portland's neighborhoods with tree giveaway
  • Costly Cleanups: Where do Eugene and Lane Co stand on their homeless plan?
  • Lane Electric Cooperative awarded $20M for fire infrastructure repairs
  • OnTrack takes aim at addiction counselor shortage
  • Oregon's nine tribes ask for voice in water planning
  • Imagination Library expands throughout Douglas Co
    • September 25, 2021
  • Oregon gun safety bill takes effect
  • House to reconvene Saturday in hope of redrawing maps before deadline
  • Dem put pressure on Kurt Schrader ahead of vote on Biden's $3.5T bill
  • Examples of rank partisanship in redistricting maps
  • Editorial: Fairness? There's no fairness in politics
  • Independent panel would avoid redistricting impasse
  • Larson: NW Woke teachers ruining education
  • 5% of state employees have requested COVID vaccine exemptions so far
  • Oregon cannabis regulators want to maintain lid on new grower licenses
  • Oregon DHS seeks comments on updated plan to expand Project Independence
  • Oregon regulators investigate CBD drops, recall follows
  • Annual survey shows increasing pessimism with the city of Salem
  • Baker Co fears shortage of health care workers
  • Banking on water that never came
  • Clackamas board overrules Tootie Smith's vaccine resolution
  • Commission to get briefing on future of Portland's elk statue
  • Ontario grapples with rapid turnover of employees in key positions
  • Small communities worry vaccine mandate will lead to first responder staff shortage
  • Editorial: Oregon is not doing enough to track education spending
  • Eugene schools cutting bus routes over driver shortages
  • Portland shootings prompt DA to spend $1M to handle cases
  • State suspends prisoner work program 5 months after inmate escaped