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June 02, 2025
  • Senate President: Medicaid, Kicker, more
  • Sherwood HS girls podium protest makes national news
  • 11 stabbed at Gospel Mission downtown
  • Yes, Oregon should follow other liberal states
  • Editorial: $1.9M budget shift Portland can't afford
  • Jury: Firefighters faced hostile workplace
  • Report: Poverty stats understate by factor of 3
  • National media:Oregon's #1 building 80% value drop
  • Senate Democrats pass bump stock ban
  • 24 beaches monitored for bacteria
  • Grants fuel community-driven solutions across region
  • Merkley warns of ‘tumultuous' fire season
  • Astoria receives $2 million EPA cleanup grant
  • Baker City's new fire chief eager to meet community, support firefighters
  • Metro should scrap visioning, long-range planning
  • OR conservation groups intervene to protect spotted owl habitat
  • Photos: Starlight Parade lights up downtown Portland
    • June 01, 2025
  • 4 Oregon cities, 15 counties, and state on Trump sanctuary jurisdiction list
  • Coastal GOP reps.oppose bill to establish the Elliott State Research Forest
  • Republicans intensify opposition to capping bills per session in Oregon
  • Editorial: Uncertainty thrives in Oregon air quality program
  • Investing in Eastern Oregon families from the start
  • Backlog, dismissals continue to grow in Bureau of Labor and Industries
  • Comprehensive Homeland Security unveiled by OEM
  • Group formed to grant money from Oregon's Monsanto settlement
  • Kotek requests federal funding to support aftermath of spring floods
  • Sen. Thatcher: SB1158, restoring sound money
  • How healthy is Salem's retail market after spate of closures?
  • John Day Budget Committee approves $6.9 million budget
  • New security measures in place for Rose Festival's Starlight Parade
  • Pendleton has plenty of space for new housing
  • Portland Plaid Pantry boss worried drug use around stores will get worse
  • Street propaganda #8: When a city just gives up
  • Tongue Point Job Corps Center slated to close
  • Accreditation group seeks more information on how OHSU handles complaints
  • Guns, drugs, money seized by Portland police during investigation
    • May 31, 2025
  • Another energy company faces shutdown
  • Sen. Reynolds mulls conflict of interest declaration
  • Kotek announces new council — & new role for her wife
  • GOP intensify opposition to bill caps
  • Astoria plans major Goonies celebration
  • OR bill removes time limits for sex abuse lawsuits
  • Wilson, Kotek announce slate of policy changes
  • Republicans force vote to repeal flawed wildfire maps
  • Kotek requests federal funding after of spring floods
  • Hazardous material leak in north Portland
  • Hotter, drier June may worsen wildfire season
  • Human-caused fire breaks out near Bend
  • New toxic algae in Columbia River — Deadly for dogs
  • Universities lose millions in federal science funding
  • Fairview man arrested for 1983 cold case
  • La Pine paddleboarder dies at Pringle Falls
  • $2M plus some land back: Black Albina residents
  • Oaks Amusement Park opened 120 years ago