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July 21, 2026
  • Oregon's business ranking falls again, dropping to No. 42 nationwide
  • It turns out Oregon is pumping children full of wrong sex drugs
  • Highlights from Drazan's energy speech
  • How should Oregon look to other states for economic prosperity? Analysts are split
  • Commentary: The Oregon prosperity council's bait-and-switch
  • Editorial: Oregon's broken promise to poor students demands a courageous change
  • Air quality advisory extended, expanded for much of Oregon as fires rage
  • E. Oregon healthcare sees federal funding boost amid anxieties about Medicaid cuts
  • Gov. seeks applicants for Union and Wallowa Co Circuit Court vacancy
  • Intel plans fresh layoffs, this time in its data center group
  • Oregon robotics company chooses California for its big expansion
  • State Treasury completes $745.4M in bond sales
  • Top attorney leaves Washington Co with $276K settlement
  • Blazers are rejecting lavish bailout offer
  • Portland City Council challenger drops out after Residency requirement not met
  • Reaching people for life at state Fair
  • Sensory rooms come to airports, stadiums
  • Skanska breaks ground on $83M U. of Oregon behavioral health facility
  • When will cuts at University of Oregon be known? President reveals timeline
  • Family seeks $51M after patient stabs worker to death at mental health facility
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    July 20, 2026
  • 5 Sen. Dist. targeted by Nat'l Dem campaign committee for 2026 election
  • Who's responsible for Oregon wildfires?
  • Oregon wildfires burn more than 200K acres, stretching state resources
  • Oregon lawmakers reject permanent daylight saving time in House vote
  • Opinion: When sawmills close, wildfire risk grows
  • Show'em this chart when politicians ask for new taxes
  • Benton County is one of several Oregon counties retiring an aged courthouse
  • Federal grant for Oregon's semiconductor industry with long-term economic goals
  • Hunt/ fish Initiative remains in play as signature review continues
  • Latest Ag climate report
  • Massive Hillsboro data campus opposite county homes, over wetlands. Showdown brewing
  • Crooked River Roundup horse races wrap up 60th year
  • More wild fall Chinook opportunity for Oregon's coastal rivers in 2026
    • July 19, 2026
  • Outside mediator called to help Oregon House Democrats
  • Chart shows voter ID makes sense
  • Eastern Oregon has some of the worst wildfire smoke in the country right now
  • Latest updates on each major wildfire burning in Oregon
  • Smoke map: Covers 50% of Oregon
  • A historic wrong meets a modern dilemma in Oregon's forests
  • After firing of key MultCo health leader, accusations fly and potential litigation brews
  • Maintenance on pause as Deschutes Co. delays road projects
  • Oregon's wildfire response enhanced with hi-tech advancements
  • Regional earthquake experts say more coordination, investment needed
  • Closing date set for 200-bed Portland overnight shelter beset by neighbor complaints
  • Editorial: Why Astorians feel disenfranchised
  • National ‘Jesus March' tour brings online culture wars to Pioneer Courthouse Square
  • Oregon City picks new flag inspired by municipal elevator and Willamette Falls
  • West Linn named ‘Oregon's safest city'