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July 03, 2025
  • Oregon's VOODOT accounting
  • Mysterious liquor privatization initiative advances
  • Kotek bans cellphones in school
  • State stops paying Portland to remove homeless camps
  • Decoding Merkeley's Supreme Court scare
  • Dems urge Rep. Bentz to vote against BBB
  • Report on Portland's first rank vote election
  • E. Oregon new rules for solar siting
  • Greater Idaho leaders slam lawmakers for stalling
  • Editorial: Gov. Kotek was right to issue school cellphone ban
  • 2025 Legislative re-cap on property rights
  • Columbia Co offices to close on ‘furlough days' to save money
  • Gov's school phone ban sparks mixed reactions
  • State Forestry Workforce Study confirms vital role of forest sector
  • (Viral video) Disabled black lady shames rioters
  • Oregon loosens restrictions on e-bike use in state parks
  • Redmond Airport lands $8.38 million for major expansion project
  • Wildfire in NW Umatilla Co. prompts Level 3 evacuations
  • Oregon may sue over federal funding cuts to public schools
  • Feds: Robert Pamplin Jr. Dragged his feet in making pensioners whole
    • July 02, 2025
  • ODOT layoffs hits key Democrat constituency
  • Oregon judge orders ICE detainee's released
  • Sawmill closes, 62 laid off
  • House Speaker at risk after gas tax botch
  • Kotek launches state housing production office
  • Sanctuary hotline sees 300% increase
  • Oregon joins lawsuit over sharing Medicaid files with ICE
  • Wyden: Tech bill to protect victims
  • Honor Independence Day - share the Phillis Wheatley story
  • Immigration arrest circle widens from Portland courtrooms
  • Oregon China spy suspect arrested
  • Climate change may fuel tree pest outbreaks
  • Prosper Portland reveals incoming director's $$
  • Reporter finds homeless boy eating tree bark (video)
  • Muslim inmates in Oregon sue over unequal treatment of religious practices
  • Oregon teen accused of planning mass shooting released from custody
  • Kids playing with fireworks spark blaze
    • July 01, 2025
  • 2 Chinese nationals from Oregon arrested for spying on US Navy
  • ODOT layoffs, cuts coming
  • Oregon wine: first sales decline since 2009
  • Oregon among bottom states for home flipping
  • Chart: lots of people leaving blue states
  • What happens now with ODOT?
  • Lawmakers pass gov's groundwater bill, but with defections
  • UofO finds 4-day weeks may not help
  • GOP block bill to prevent fed overreach with National Guard
  • Kotek criticizes lawmakers for ending 2 days early
  • Lars Larson: Our mayor's riot moment
  • Sen. Bonham: Hydropower makes a comeback
  • Kotek touts successes around housing
  • Lawmakers approve changes to permitting rules after KATU investigation
  • Public invited to weigh in on Southern Oregon's economic future
  • 1 list to rule them all, Oregon unifies its recycling rules
  • Oregon Attorney General to host local town hall
  • Portland fire chief finalist accepted city job offer, then turned it down
  • Portland gets closer to settling on a parks levy for Nov. ballot
  • Timberline Lodge faces 'challenging' future after liability bill fails
  • Oregon lawmakers approve $137.5M in state bonds for PSU arts complex
  • Bentz: Public lands sale bill not right for budget bill