Top Political News

September 28, 2023
  • Obama makes quiet visit to Nike headquarters
  • Man stole Border Patrol items to prepare for zombies
  • Oregonian's bitter farewell to media rival
  • Portland OKs $750M climate action plan
  • Val Hoyle "can't shake the long shadows" of BOLI scandals
  • Dalles vintner awarded $23.4M and ownership of disputed vineyard
  • Gov. Tina Kotek hosts 1st literacy council meeting
  • Grim Forecast for Portland's Transportation Future
  • Merkley sounds alarm on opioid overdoses in schools
  • Wyden introduces tobacco tax bill
  • Oregon House Republicans elect Mark Owens as deputy leader
  • Wallan chosen as Oregon House Republican Whip
  • Chart: Oregon wages by region
  • Oregon rent increases will be capped at 10% in 2024
  • Oregon to receive $157 million for broadband infrastructure expansion
  • Crook County governance change talks unravel
  • Deschutes commissioners affirm denial of 'city of Mountain View' incorporation petition
  • Harney County's groundwater crisis draws Oregon policymakers, and private investors
    • September 27, 2023
  • New Oregon laws taking effect in September
  • Kotek: State troopers crack down on fentanyl distribution
  • Deposits slip at local banks
  • Ethics sanctions over Amazon data centers' tax breaks
  • Remember this photo on 3 Target closures
  • 5 tests to Oregon's economy to hit us this fall
  • Lawmakers return to Salem for homelessness, addiction issues
  • Rep. Helfrich selected as new Caucus GOP Leader
  • Wyden, Bonamici introduce bill to increase student food security
  • Wyden: National Data on Water Access
  • Rep. Blumenauer Talks Cannabis
  • Appeals Ct. Seeks Supreme Ct. Decision On Senators' Reelection
  • Tenants could see 10% rent hikes in 2024
  • Harney's groundwater crisis
  • Portland transportation cuts would include nearly 100 layoffs, massive service reductions
  • Portland's $32M transportation budget gap could lead to layoffs
  • Nurses, leadership at OHSU reach tentative deal ahead of strike