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August 04, 2025
  • Politics is not a ‘safe space'
  • Sec-State opens transit investigation
  • S.O. University declares financial crisis
  • Oregon launches program to streamline recycling statewide
  • 7 dire economic warnings for Oregon
  • Opinion: ODOT's crisis is a spending problem, not a revenue problem
  • 11 good, bad, unusual bills passed in 2025 Legislature
  • Oregon Guard regiment returns home from deployed to Middle East
  • State parks adjusting fees, camping rates
  • Disney and a trademark infringement Portland Pickle
  • 5 years after devastating fire, Blue River still trying to rebuild
  • Blanchet House to open new women's shelter in Pearl District
  • Metro's ballooning bond for road diets
  • Pendleton UAS Test Range to launch military drone operations courses
  • Severe and isolated dry thunderstorms form in C. and E. Oregon
  • Columbia Sportswear sues Columbia University
  • What to know about changes to student loans for Oregon borrowers
    • August 03, 2025
  • Oregon Youth Authority increases investigative staff to fix complaint backlog
  • Swastikas drawn on Oregon Jewish Museum
  • Judge in PacifiCorp trials wants to quadruple court's pace. — Victims of the 2020 fires still wait
  • BOEM rescinds designated Wind Energy Areas
  • I just had the best TSA walk-thru since before 2001 (Thanks Trump)
  • Alaska Airlines adds routes from Redmond Airport to Burbank, California
  • BLM timber sales in Oregon bring in nearly $13.5M
  • Investigation continues into conduct issues at Clatsop DA office
  • McMenamins offering new THC-infused beverages at Oregon locations
  • Morrow County Courthouse project receives $5M in state funding
  • News updates from Sen. Suzanne Weber
  • Oregon judge gives first "certificate of innocence" for wrongful conviction
  • Deschutes River flow to be reduced as search continues for Dillon Falls victim
  • Oregon tribe threatens legal action over resort water rights
  • Portland's new big shelter idea is charity run afoul
  • SOU President unveils budget plan to staff and students
  • Tigard-Tualatin schools cracking down on student cell phone use
  • Gold bar scam continues to hit Oregonians
    • August 02, 2025
  • Oregon's U.S. senators split on weapons sales to Israel
  • Kotek may veto livestock preg check bill, raising retaliation suspicion
  • Minnix accuses Secretary of State of stalling Kotek recall effort
  • Kotek issues notice of potential vetoes for 2025 Legislative Session
  • Lars Larson: Portland mayor's DEI ruse to fool Trump
  • Opinion: Oregon's business exodus was inevitable after years of policy failure
  • Berkshire utility battles on in one of the biggest lawsuits in Oregon history
  • Chart: How Texas plan reshapes Congress
  • Kotek signs bills to improve Oregon's educational outcomes
  • Major pharma company takes on Oregon 340B drug law
  • US Chamber cheers Trump AI plan
  • Wholesalers sue Oregon over nation's first plastic pollution EPR law
  • Governor extends state of emergency for Rowena Fire
  • Oregon AG to host SOU town hall about federal cuts Thursday
  • Oregon City youth treatment center doubles capacity with $29M expansion
  • Oregon nurses' new contract promises better care, safety upgrades
  • Powell Butte residents push back against Pacific Power transmission line proposal
  • Bird sanctuary invaded. Birds under medical care released