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June 24, 2026
  • House GOP demands sanctuary info from Austin, Oregon officials
  • 6 Oregon cities in the highest rates of alcohol deaths
  • Right turns at red lights could be prohibited
  • Wyden: Trump agencies failing World Cup visitors
  • 7 ways we're winning the Oregon tax war
  • County, city leaders urge stop on Detroit Lake drawdown
  • Mayor lambasts critics of Moda deal
  • Portlander threatens to kill woman over her Christian faith
  • $63K settlement: Ex-Health Authority equity dir.
  • Federal agency to cut support for Lower Columbia River hatcheries
  • Kotek cancels Oregon role in national 250 fair, but you can still be involved
  • Oregon inspired frog protest in DC over Reflecting pool algae
  • Clackamas Co union treasurer accused of embezzlement placed on paid leave
  • Oregon races to contain destructive mussel discovered in state for first time
  • Patti Adair challenges Rep. Bynum to 3 debates
  • PGE building miles of underground power lines near Mt. Hood to prevent wildfire
  • Tootie Smith: new Office of Seafood
  • Councilors approve Salem budget for 2027, funding new outreach and cleaning programs  
  • First air traffic control tower at Bend Airport nears start of operations
  • Rural Oregon hospitals get $37 million, but concerns over maternity care remain
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    June 23, 2026
  • Why Oregon pays more as USA gas prices fall
  • Trump: Triple logging in Blue Mountains forests
  • Lawmakers may revisit heat pump expansion
  • PDX's cost of living balloons. Residents feel pain of taxes, fees.
  • Liberal taxes wrecked Portland's art, theater community
  • 4 electric Amazon delivery vans torched
  • Experienced political operator joins Blazer arena debate
  • Oregon dairy industry supports 40,000 jobs
  • Lars Larson: Education news just got even worse
  • Court sides with OPB in public corrections case
  • Kotek appoints Lichvarcik to Court bench
  • Oregon Court of Appeals overturns Robert Keegan's manslaughter conviction
  • Crews battle 2000 acre fire south of Vale
  • Legal challenge has been filed to stop Hillsboro, Oregon Data center deals
  • Popular Oregon coastal bike route gets an updated map
  • Editorial: Bend school switches don't get what everyone wants
  • Fed. commission has opened investigation of alleged antisemitism by EEOC in Portland
  • Oregon's child well-being report shows troubling trends in education
  • Random teens caught with 8 lbs fentanyl, 8 cells, 1 big cash stash
    • June 22, 2026
  • Rare Oregon artifact on Smithsonian display (USA 250)
  • Mayor's home-sharing pilot program
  • The Oregonian: Case example of failed school $$ formula
  • Copper mine proposed near Detroit
  • Statewide ad campaign for Oregon 250 Resolution
  • Business update: Moda Center, Legislature, more
  • Summerween celebrates Halloween in June
  • Oregon Dept of Education changes PPS's attendance goals
  • IP28's Radical Attempt to Kill Oregon's Way of Life
  • Downtown Portland theaters still aren't drawing pre-pandemic crowds
  • How much councilors up for reelection have raised so far through Portland program
  • Washington Park neighbors oppose temporary parking proposal at Sherwood Field
  • Former Duck Wyndham Clark claims 2nd U.S. Open
  • ODFW responds to $$ loss for Columbia River SAFE program
  • Oregon football players, volunteers build beds for needy children at Autzen Stadium
  • Interest rises in AI review of Eugene police bodycam video