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August 18, 2025
  • AG discusses lawsuits against Trump
  • Theives in medical gear steal from children's hopsital
  • Camas may ban camping on public land
  • ‘We're sinking': Oregon timber counties flail
  • Oregon losing its new Congressional seat (chart)
  • Lawmaker calls for better state disaster preparedness
  • Pro-Palestinian activists protest Jerry Seinfeld show in Eugene
  • Volunteers, business leaders clean up downtown Salem
  • We've lost sight of what quality education means
  • Editorial: The Knights' blockbuster bet on Oregon
  • Oregon's labor market is stagnant but median wages are still rising.
  • Unemployment rate rises in July
  • John Day faces court orders on deals with Iron Triangle, Nick and Morgan Green
  • New center in Dallas will allow people to access free crisis services
  • Manzanita Comprehensive Plan Survey
    • August 17, 2025
  • Oregon sues Federal Government over energy program payments
  • A.G.: Oregon can't accept $15M Fed grants without violating sanctuary status
  • How one Oregon activist is using a liberal policy to stall green energy projects
  • Lars Larson: Keeping Blazers may cost taxpayers 100s of millions
  • Rep. Reshcke: 2025 is Oregon's awful year
  • FBI honors agents involved in LaVoy Finicum standoff with bravery medal
  • Flood Advisory for portions of Central Oregon due to heavy rain
  • Meet the man working to turn Clatsop Co. red
  • Morrow County courthouse funding total clarified as $2.535M
  • Oregon's newest wildlife crossing latest in growing movement
  • Wyden hosts town hall in Madras, gets wildfire briefing in Bend
  • $800K possible for community policing in Cottage Grove
  • 7 months in, Portland council can't find consensus on committee structure
  • 800K Oregon retirees qualify for the 'senior deduction' under Big, Beautiful Bill
  • Grants available to document, preserve, share Oregon History
  • Happy Valley cemetery with Oregon Trail pioneers opens after 170 years
  • Legacy Mount Hood Nurses vote to strike after negotiations continue
    • August 16, 2025
  • AG Bondi sends warning letter to Oregon over sanctuary policies
  • Oregon AG, others file lawsuit to stop federal cuts to state energy programs
  • Oregon has over $250K for violations of 'aid and assist' contempt order
  • What a Trump administration stake in Intel could mean for Oregon
  • Opinion: Beware what redistricting county commission seats will bring
  • Trump gives Kotek Tues. deadline over immigration
  • Deschutes Co. may pursue new wildfire codes
  • KATU presses Oregon lawmakers on SNAP overspending
  • Ore. youths in crisis often warehoused in hospital ER, study finds
  • Poll match-ups against Vance
  • Wasco Co. residents in limbo with Rowena fire cleanup funding unsettled
  • WashCo appears set to approve industrial use on farm land next to homes
  • Western Oregon's fire detection tech transforms wildfire response
  • Judge rules in favor of Portland in lawsuit over protest noise near ICE facility
  • Nonprofits reach settlement with Grants Pass over homeless with disabilities
  • Two Oregon coast DMVs closed Friday, leaving many without nearby options
  • Educator told to remove anti-trans children's books. Filed Fed lawsuit
  • Multnomah Co employee arrested for Home Depot theft
  • SE Portland office building and 14 cars in the parking lot vandalized