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April 30, 2026
  • Many Oregon schools denied summer money
  • PPS superintendent: 300+ staff cuts, $50M budget gap
  • Six figure severance for Home Forward CEO to resign
  • Bad idea: Vacancy tax
  • Clackamas sheriff seeks property tax increase
  • Cuts coming for Jefferson Public Radio?
  • Diehl hopes to ride anti-tax momentum to governor's office
  • Dudley talks tax cuts
  • Foie gras debate consumes more Council time
  • Former OR postal worker admits to theft
  • Full page ad promotes book to rescue Oregon
  • Gresham-Barlow community rallies against music cuts
  • Homeless building fancy mini-homes on sidewalk
  • Judges answer candidate questions from Oregonian
  • Kotek still holding out on Federal Tax Credit for kids
  • Kotek's plan for ambitious academic goals
  • Mail-in ballots to be sent out Wednesday
  • Mayor asks councilor to drop plan to unmask feds
  • Mayor proposes $100K grants for new grocery stores
  • Murmurs: Home Forward Hunkers Down Amid Controversy
  • New Diehl video: Ed saves a goat
  • OPB's First Look: Estacada's political appointee pattern
  • Oregon wine served at King Charles dinner at WH
  • Oregonian editorial board primary endorsements
  • Patriot Prayer member challenges $760K jury verdict
  • Portland SB Again Closes Door on School Foundations
  • Sameer Kanal 'misstated' key detail about feds
  • Second Governor poll is out
  • Vancouver officials push for I-5 light rail extensions
  • Watch the Dorchester Governor Debate here
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    April 29, 2026
  • Kotek's academic goals gets scrutiny
  • Embattled Home Forward CEO will resign
  • This GOP Gov. candidate is leading in multiple polls
  • Bad idea: Vacancy tax on offices, apartments
  • FEMA rejects Oregon $$ after storms
  • ‘Miss Israel' cancels UofO event over threats
  • Multnomah DA calls judge unqualified ahead of election
  • Drazan is ready for a rematch
  • Kotek still holds out on Fed tax credit for kids
  • 8 candidates compete for Josephine comm. seat
  • Church-linked housing programs draw examination
  • MultCo sheriff would cut homeless program
  • ODHS offers help with getting back on SNAP $$ as enrollment drops
  • 'Just sign it': teachers, Asian garment workers pressure Nike on taxes, wages
  • After bond failure, Dallas comes up with creative plan for expansion
  • Central Oregon to get its first inpatient mental health center for youth
  • City Council divided over $400M Moda Center overhaul
  • Hillsboro tech sector to spare WashCo from budget cuts
  • SOU cuts to 70% of faculty, forced ‘transformation'
  • Full page ad promotes book to rescue Oregon
    • April 28, 2026
  • Pacific Seafood considers leaving Oregon
  • What gov. candidates said about Trump's policies
  • 8 ODOT blunders: No on Measure 120
  • Business tax faces repeal push as candidate targets “hidden cost”
  • Kotek signs $365M Moda plan bill as Blazers' future questioned
  • Fed court: Unrestricted use of crowd control devices at ICE
  • What did our schools do with the extra $9 billion?
  • Embattled Judge says DA is ‘gaslighting' her
  • How a $14M project will help drivers keep on truckin' across WA-OR border
  • Nearly 100 Democrats vie for party's nomination in legislative races
  • No tax for Oregon Historical Society (No on 26-261)
  • Oregon House District 9 GOP primary: Cribbins vs. Lynn
  • Regulators oust health plan from the state
  • Today is the last day to register to vote in the May 19 primary
  • Eugene voters will decide on amendments to city charter
  • Salem Council considers Salem's strategic plan, downtown programs
  • Seasonal outdoor burning to end for some as wildfire season nears
  • SO University to get preview of outside operational review