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July 26, 2025
  • Kotek pauses farm stand rule after blowback
  • Feds release millions to Oregon schools
  • Oregon broadens natural resource estate tax exemption
  • Wildfire survivors to pay federal taxes on settlements
  • Thief with anti-cop forehead tattoo easily found
  • Senate GOP Leader criticizes Governor's special session call
  • ODOT ransportation director overhauls leadership structure amid funding crisis
  • Trump's homelessness exec. order, divided Oregon leaders' response
  • $2.1M to projects that strengthen food supply chain
  • Director of Oregon Human Services Department to retire this fall
  • New law supports small businesses
  • Oregon Blueberries: Fresh, flavorful, major economic force
  • Oregon Parks and Recreation launches survey to assess public priorities
  • 3 more counties request state drought emergency declarations
  • Ashland officials and labor union reach tentative agreement
  • Carpenter Media axes 2 more newspapers in Clackamas Co.
  • Trump administration investigating ODE over transgender athlete policy
  • Police seek hit-run suspect who fled country
    • July 25, 2025
  • $15M in legal aid for immigrants
  • Mass Intel layoffs to hit Oregon hard
  • Sheriff stripped of certification for life
  • Lars Larson: Kotek is faking it
  • Kotek demands plan from Employment Dept
  • Rose Quarter freeway $1.5B budget gap
  • More suits filed against Oregon Youth Authority
  • Advisory Group on Indexing Preschool for All Tax
  • Ethics commission investigates housing adviser
  • MetroPaint Recycling Program to Shutter
  • New homeless shelter in SW Portland
  • New law to bring climate education to OR students
  • New statewide homeless shelter system
  • NW politicians call for ban on ICE masks
  • OR DHS head to retire in October
  • Readers respond: Portland should fix roads first
  • Rep. Drazan: ODOT, budget update
  • State park funding running short