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October 22, 2025
  • Councilor asks National Guard to defy orders
  • $300K for fake overdose death by police
  • Eugene won't release Flock camera locations. ACLU sues.
  • Statewide petition to fix the #1 homeless problem
  • Councilors eye Portland ‘weapon shipments to Israel'
  • State makes subsidized housing more expensive
  • Feeling 'betrayed,' man enters race after House Rep switches parties
  • Millions later, Oregonians disproportionately suffer from mental illness
  • Share this meme to rebuke Merkley's dismissal of violence
  • AG asks court to toss lawsuit over sanctuary law clarification
  • Banks urged to offer payment flexibility during shutdown
  • How Wall Street, AI, data centers are driving up Oregon's electric bills
  • Merkley gives Senate speech: ‘Trump's grave threats to democracy'
  • Treasurer considers dialing back PERS big private equity bet
  • Committee: Use voter rolls to draw Deschutes district
  • Domestic violence in Oregon and Tillamook Co. understanding the numbers
  • Oregon primary care takeaway sparks doctors' alarm
  • To fight ICE, Portland's leaders turn to what they know best: zoning
  • Fraudsters steal food benefits by the millions
  • Is Oregon proof that drug decriminalization will fail?
    • October 21, 2025
  • "fight's not over": Kotek, Dems react to court ruling
  • Salem mayor leads in homeless camp sweeps
  • Trump to halt federal food aid to 757K Oregonians
  • Supreme Court takes up case testing gun rights — Impacts Oregon
  • ODOT public notice implies gas tax passed
  • Chinese VP meets with president of Oregon State Senate
  • 9th Circuit Court rules Trump can deploy National Guard to Portland
  • AG challenges questionable $14B tech merger
  • Approximately 757K Oregonians could lose SNAP benefits in Nov.
  • Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit alleges PPS's staffing formula Is racially discriminatory
  • OHA seeks input on Oregon beaches to monitor in 2026-27
  • PacifiCorp, wineries reach $125M 'smoke taint' settlement
  • Report: Oregon has higher rate of mental illness than any other state
  • Governor, officials visit Bend and Sisters for a look at housing efforts, challenges
  • New ambulance in Alfalfa aims to speed up emergency medical response
  • Portland Public Schools weighs less oversight over contracts
  • Preview: October OSU Board of Trustees Meeting
    • October 20, 2025
  • PDX Mayor editorial in Newsweek attacks ICE
  • Special report on state's oldest prison (It's bad)
  • Local cable TV goes the way of the VCR
  • Wyden: $25M to help Oregon fight wildfires
  • $1.5B for 105,000 non-citizen Oregon health $$
  • Blind man handcuffed, dragged away at ICE facility
  • Oregon Congress: point fingers over health
  • Mayor Wilson: Feds are courting disaster
  • What's behind demand for more housing?
  • Capitol reopens rotunda after 9-year renovation
  • Kaiser strike ends
  • Oregon comment on latest NFIB Optimism index
  • Tillamook Co commissioners strategize on budget
  • Abandoned theater reopens after two generations of work
  • Cable company finishes $4.6M, 55 mile fiber optic project in Newport
  • Oregonians urged not to feed hungry bears
  • Pumpkin boats star at Giant Pumpkin Regatta
  • PPS to Super Size Schools, Ignores Bond Committee