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March 25, 2026
  • Wyden's son and Epstein connection
  • New Blazers owner and predatory lending case
  • Record fine: Lawyer over AI hallucinated law
  • DAs urge gov. to oppose hospital admissions limits
  • Property rights score big legislative wins
  • Bullet that struck mosque determined accidental
  • Oregon rises to 4th priciest gas in U.S.
  • Heated ICE protest. Man pulls out gun (video)
  • Chinook salmon are hatching in Upper Klamath for first time in a century
  • Drazan in Medford: "Oregon needs stronger jobs"
  • Housing, child care costs drive affordability struggles
  • Smoking drugs linked to half of hospital burn cases
  • State/Fed bills affecting hospitality industry
  • Why Oregon scientists are tracking bobcats to save fishers
  • Bend tax dollars go to reusable utensils, disc golf upgrades
  • EWEB plans to develop drinking water plant on Willamette River in Glenwood
  • Invasive mussel species discovered on boat at Oregon inspection station
  • Portland weighs new robotaxi rules
  • Samaritan Lebanon Hospital votes to join SEIU
  • ‘No evidence' that Hillsboro mosque was intentionally targeted by stray bullet
  • Portland Police foil major copper theft operation
    • March 24, 2026
  • Oregon #5 least affordable state
  • School closes after mass teacher walk-out
  • Pakistani man faked lab in $46M Medicare fraud
  • Sex trafficking crackdown gets pushback from City Council
  • Gas price map shows Oregon is in trouble
  • Battle erupts between SEIU and long-term care providers
  • Climate efforts prompt pushback from agriculture
  • Editorial : Oregon is behind on food safety inspections
  • Lars Larson: Sen. Merkley stands for criminals, illegal voters
  • Audit of juvenile prison praises staff effort
  • Convicted man back in custody after threatening Trump, then demanding pardon
  • MultCo's Preschool for All program has a new director
  • Oregon residents have among the highest levels of stress in the US, study finds
  • Oregon Secretary of State stands by mail-In ballots
  • Rep. Elmer: On Providence exiting health insurance market
  • Oregon nurses union reaches 'historic' agreement with Kaiser Permanente after year
  • ‘Elegant solution' emerges for the Portland Harbor superfund site and a troubled tycoon
  • PCC strike enters 3rd week, spring term start uncertain
  • Mexican national accused of laundering millions in narcotics trafficking proceeds
    • March 23, 2026
  • Today, S. Court hears case impacting Oregon's vote-by-mail
  • Oregon comedian, Jeffrey Epstein, got name issues
  • Amazon paid Oregon officials' firm $100M (data center deals)
  • Oregon's recycling law is a lose-lose
  • Metro study: Passenger rail wrong fit for Portland
  • Dear Kotek, veto HB4177 before doors close
  • BOLI amends vet rule to include Nat'l Guard
  • PA eyes ending death tax … as NY and OR talk raising it.
  • How a small Oregon company's dealings with Amazon created a scandal
  • Editorial: Stop the backsliding on K-12 class time
  • $50K and a broadband mirage: rural Oregon still waiting for a connection
  • Update: Greenhouse gas reduction gap measure
  • 'Prevent, Treat, Enforce' to reduce drug use
  • Boil water notice issued for Ontario
  • Highly critical Portland Arts Tax audit focuses on proposed grant changes
  • Portland's cherry blossoms, historical significance
  • PPS shortens school year in budget deal with union
  • University of Oregon raises tuition for incoming students