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June 10, 2025
  • Kotek: Trump has no right to deploy Guard against Portland rioters
  • HB 2025 has 11 new taxes. Gas/Wage/Car tax.
  • Nation's strictest limits on health care bill signed
  • Could Trump deploy OR National Guard?
  • Oregon lawmakers release full bill for statewide transportation package
  • De-escalate to stop riot? Portland did and riots lasted 120 days!
  • Oregon law aims at data centers, who's still paying the price?
  • Concerns over SB916, the strike bill
  • Kotek vetoes bill to audit Oregon's kindergarten assessments
  • Lawmakers pass bill to keep medical debt off credit reports
  • Oregon ‘freedom to read' library bill heads to governor's desk
  • ‘Free Kill' law limits who can sue for medical malpractice
  • A complete list of all the Rite Aid pharmacies closing in Oregon
  • Concerns around police drone use in Oregon
  • Jury awards $1.3M to fired Toledo city recorder in whistleblower case
  • New fencing to prevent homeless camping at 1 site in Portland will cost $900K
  • Portland finishes installing 15K cooling units and 10K more by 2026
  • Criminal Alien of the Week Report June, 9, 2025
    • June 09, 2025
  • Kotek: Trump's National Guard use ‘alarming abuse of power'
  • SOU President: Universities face $$ ‘crisis'
  • After pressure, Kotek approves extradition
  • Blinders on, lawmakers press on with SB 916
  • Gas tax version #3. Trump hits Oregon elections. Sen. Merkley retires?
  • Oregon Secretary of State: priorities and trust-building efforts
  • Duo headlines explains Oregon eternal flubbing
  • Klamath Co. considering employee buyout programs — budget shortfall
  • More Oregon workers are part time as labor market cools
  • State bill orders Coffin Butte Landfill to watch its methane
  • Understanding Oregon's Labor Force: Estimates from current survey
  • Central OR newspaper wins 2 N.W. Emmys for investigative and feature reporting
  • Gearhart wants its own water rights
  • Oregon wildfire jumps from 50 to 750 acres in single day, crews battle overnight
  • OHSU board considers former VA official Shereef Elnahal for top job
  • Secret indictment reveals more details about Gresham teacher suspected of child sex crimes
    • June 08, 2025
  • Vacant House seat filled by ex-school superintendent
  • PSU prof on leave: “I am Hamas” video
  • Grocery Outlet sued in MultCo over 'fictitious' prices
  • 4 bills for a housing strategy
  • Portland mayor stands by pledge to end homelessness this year
  • Oregon in nationwide sex trafficking sting
  • Dems propose major legislation increases in gas tax and fees
  • Accountability, the most important part of the K-12 $$
  • Expanded recycling options are coming soon
  • Legislative Ag update 6/7
  • OLCC OKs Bottle Bill changes, mostly Portland problems
  • Poll: Party defies expectation on economy
  • Sen. Anderson: Bipartisan 'game-changer' housing reform
  • Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue issues temporary high-fire danger burn ban
  • Portland mayor stands by improbable pledge to end homelessness
  • Top Portland official in debate on diverting nearly $2M in police funds to parks
  • Tribe gets back Klamath River ancestral lands after 120 years
  • Young Eagles Day soars into Pendleton
  • Lawyer: FBI agent chatted with Oregon 14-year-old on extremist on ‘764' network