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September 06, 2026
  • Drazan and Kotek lob data center attacks at each other
  • Oregon's recycling overhaul shifts costs from taxpayers to producers
  • Skirmish on banks of the Willamette. Oregon cities face challenging fiscal future
  • Oregon's salmon just got a last-minute reprieve, but the fight isn't over
  • Campaign promise “lower taxes,” but voters deserve explanation
  • Lars Larson: Terror plot foiled … gets hand slap
  • Oregon was first state in nation to sign a law declaring Labor Day a holiday
  • 1st-ever GOP midterm convention is this week. Here's how to watch
  • 3 Oregon companies make Time's best private businesses list
  • Elections expert Is ‘cautiously optimistic' Trump won't disrupt Oregon's election
  • New Angela Plowhead (SD#10) TV ad
  • Oregon State Hospital asks court to no longer hold it in contempt
  • Pacific Power presents preferred route for transmission line after public pushback
  • Artists at Portland's Art in the Pearl see cautious shoppers as costs rise
  • Complaints over Portland politician's Instagram video dismissed
  • Federal watchdog finds misconduct across Chavez-DeRemer's tenure at Labor Dept
  • Idaho's 4 ton potato truck rolls into Oregon, raising money for local food bank
  • Meet the homeless man who takes over abandoned boats
  • One year later, Salem Health now owns Santiam Hospital. How did it happen?
  • Former Eugene 4J school psychologist sentenced for selling drugs online
  • Mass tire slashing reported in downtown Portland overnight
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    September 05, 2026
  • Oregon: 2nd highest lawmakers leaving rate
  • 6-figure trans inmate services amid $$ shortfalls
  • After ousting, teachers union selects new one
  • Slow progress on renaming offensive places
  • Poll: How both parties rank on voter-turn out
  • Battery facility wrongly blocked on farmland
  • Fed judge rejects police-hiring initiative signature recount lawsuit
  • ‘This fight is not over': Court extends pause on new mail-in voting restrictions
  • Report says Oregon Coast towns should build life-saving tsunami towers
  • AG wins over Nextsar merger
  • C. Oregon eases fire restrictions as cooler, wetter weather moves in
  • Meet candidates at State Fair this weekend
  • More beds are open. So why is the Washington Co. jail still struggling?
  • Oregon Ag regulatory update
  • Oregon small businesses deserve a break from steep credit card fees
  • Paper mail to become PDFs in Oregon prisons
  • Wildfire danger remains Aa concern despite rain
  • Focus on the Family's Jim Daly coming to Oregon
  • Secretary Read kicks off Oregon Votes town hall series in Bend
  • Gresham soccer community rallies to support Nepal flood
  • Portland teen trafficked at 13 sues Oregon DHS over ignored warning signs
    • September 04, 2026
  • Ex-Clackamas commissioner indicted — 2 federal charges
  • Emergency wild horse gather in SE Oregon
  • Sec-State asks $$ for more ballot drop boxes as fix
  • Drazan TV ad hits Kotek hard on data centers
  • Record number of WA mail-in ballots uncounted
  • ICE faces fed charges — immigrant shooting
  • PDX internet issues causing flight delays
  • 3 child abuse headlines.1 front page — 2 involve schools
  • Big Pink's New Owner Floats Rooftop Deck Idea
  • City Council to vote on properties near Moda
  • Court overturns DUII for mumbled Miranda warning
  • Downtown Portland revitalized for Staycation Weekend
  • Motion denied in suit over police funding measure
  • MultCo candidate gets tripped up by elections rule
  • Oregon using prisoners to fight wildfires
  • Portland closing some homeless shelters
  • Portland office of US Forest Svc to close
  • Suit over Pendleton homeless policies dismissed
  • Washington County won't stop data centers
  • ‘OPB Politics Now': Where vote by mail stands