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November 04, 2025
  • Illegal immigrant convicted of sex crimes served as policy advisor
  • Sen. Golden asks Kotek to sign Transportation Bill
  • DEQ EV rebates for poor to be suspended
  • Documentary: Oregon's big drug gamble
  • Rep. Lively to retire
  • Housing Dir. on paid leave amid mayor split
  • Oregon leaders react after judge blocks National Guard deployment
  • Editorial: Schedule Oregon State Hospital hearings now
  • Ceremony to honor Oregon's veterans on Nov. 11 at the state Capitol
  • Here's how much Oregon's congressional delegation raised this quarter
  • Oregon sues Trump admin for attempt to restrict loan forgiveness
  • Oregon's tariff lawsuit heads to US Supreme Court Wednesday
  • What's Oregon's plan for SNAP now that the Fed govt. will cover partial funds?
  • Amazon accuses PacifiCorp for failing to power up Oregon data centers
  • BottleDrop donates $30K to nonprofits providing food access
  • Portland Police comment on violent weekend, including three shootings Sunday
  • Shutdown threatens heating assistance for E. Oregon homes
  • Dear PPS Bond Committee: Please tell the taxpayers
  • Wyden, Merkley: bill to pause student loans during shutdowns
    • November 03, 2025
  • Judge halts NG deployment until Nov. 7
  • Forbes: Oregon $2.4B golf economy punches above weight
  • Chart shock: Oregon gas prices compared
  • Antifa is finally expelled from Portland, at least, for now
  • New jobless claims = weaker job market
  • Opinion: Let us vote on Kotek's gas tax hike
  • Wyden: Stop rollback of consumer protections
  • SNAP benefits could restart Wednesday, Bessent suggests
  • Tourism stars visit, then flee ‘apocalyptic' Portland
  • Where bills to ‘lock the clocks' stand in the PNW?
  • Editorial: A Clackamas County Jail death raises red flags over leadership
  • Holiday Hustle: finding extra work in Southern Oregon before Christmas
  • Oregon Zoo to offer half-price tickets for one week in November
  • Over 100 rescuers join search for missing hunter in Mount Hood Forest
  • Pesticide stewardship partners advisory group update
  • Video clip: Unbelievable # of ICE officers needed to control crowd
  • Preschool for All Adds about 240 midyear seats as waitlist runs long
  • Portland police arrest 3 at protests over weekend at ICE building
  • Rep. Bynum's politics leave families hungry
    • November 02, 2025
  • Oregon quietly halts noncitizen voters investigation 
  • Nearly $2B approved for Interstate Bridge, despite outdated cost estimates
  • Oregon, Trump admin file post-trial briefs as judge weighs troop deployment
  • Trump administration cancels $1 billion clean energy grant for Pacific Northwest
  • Antifa posts ‘hit list' in Portland targeting journalists
  • Are they flying homeless to Oregon?
  • Chris Dudley a headliner at Oregon Republicans dinner
  • Ex-Commissioner, Leftist activist escapes country during trail
  • Josephine Co Commissioners issues update full of words, short on substance
  • Portland political aide abandoned a homeless woman at state park
  • Portland protests lawsuit may redefine federal power in National Guard
  • State Senate candidate concerned about possible mail-in voting tampering
  • Temp Farmers Market Fund program works to feed people, pay farmers
  • Bend equity director received $86,000 payout, alleged hostile work environmen
  • KTVZ “Seismic Shift” series on Central Oregon's role in tsunami preparedness
  • ODOT to close Cascade Lakes, Paulina Lake, McKenzie Pass Hwys for winter
  • Redmond, Deschutes Co. will fund a managed homeless camp. Who will run it?