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July 09, 2026
  • Postal workers: Ballots may have been delayed
  • Whistleblower: 2nd settlement in 6 years
  • Beaverton hikes fees to cover budget hole
  • Participatory Budget petition submits 78,000
  • Fed may hit Oregon hard over welfare error rates
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  • Sec-State: Trump has no voter fraud evidence
  • Obamacare premiums surged this year, will grow in 2027
  • Obamacare rolls shrank dramatically over the past year
  • Appeals to save Lloyd Center ice rink, shops fail
  • Eugene Airport launches $450M expansion project
  • Ex-county employee faces healthcare fraud charges
  • Fewer bees dying from pesticides
  • Left leaning law group sues ICE over plans — new detention center in OR?
  • Murmurs: State Irks Residential Treatment Centers
  • New Beaverton superintendent aims to be transparent
  • Nordic Veneer closes mill in Roseburg after 72 years
  • OPB's First Look: Oregon Health Plan budget cuts
  • OR man identified as Navy pilot lost at sea
  • Oregon AG - motion to delay Paramount Warner Bros deal
  • Portland Short-Term Rental Fines Highest in the Nation
  • PPS Superintendent Wouldn't Restore Teaching Positions
  • Regulators OK Rate Hike for Data Centers
  • Supreme Court Spoke. Now, It's Our Turn.
  • Vinyl record pressing plant opens in Salem
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    July 08, 2026
  • DOJ threatens criminal prosecution over noncitizens voting
  • Lawmakers vow bipartisanship in transportation $$ plan
  • Counties blast ethics commission; Dir. faces complaint
  • 8 reasons Blazers may move to Nashville
  • PGE's 29% rate hike for data centers
  • Fed changes prompt Health Plan recommendations
  • Rep. Helfrich urgent call to protect Oregon family farms
  • Coast lawmakers push back on fish hatchery cuts
  • Condo market falls 50%
  • Court: $500K cap on widow's $20M award unconstitutional
  • Polk Co. firefighters seek public's help after vandals damage wildland fire rig
  • Portland backs PGE plan to cut hundreds of trees - backroom deal?
  • Building Portland's next era through public-private partnerships
  • New recycling program keeps 130K mattresses out of landfills in first year
  • Portland police petition has big turn-in
  • Should the Grants Pass authorize spending $$$ to study local nonprofits?
  • Oregon helpless over chronic school absenteeism
  • Tuition waivers for homeless students
  • Shop has truck stolen, then entire safe (photo)
    • July 07, 2026
  • 246% rise in immigration enforcement
  • Police Initiative looks like it will make ballot
  • Small town's fees may head to ballot (backlash)
  • Internal OR Education Assoc. documents reveal
  • Legislators to attend key transportation meeting
  • Portland July 4th: Protests, shootings, street takeovers
  • Bend-area water rights called unfair
  • 2 Portland districts have strong views on Moda
  • Sen. Drazan: Action to save Oregon pear farmers
  • As Trump focuses on timber, elk hunters fear habitat loss
  • How to weigh in on plan for 7-county garbage system
  • Battle for Hillsboro skies heads to City Council — jets vs residents
  • Efforts continue on wildlife crossing passages in E. Oregon
  • FEMA, DHS say Salem aims to ‘obstruct President Trump's agenda' with lawsuit
  • Fewer Oregon bees are dying from pesticides, report shows
  • Longtime Tigard Public Works director named city manager
  • Typical scene: Mother shields child's eyes from drug addicts in Portland
  • Why are Portland police taking longer to respond to 911 calls?
  • Central High choir teacher arraigned on child porn charges