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July 24, 2025
  • Kotek rule a big threat to farm stands
  • Kotek: Gas tax battle resumes Aug 29
  • SOS Refers Preschool Providers to OR DOJ
  • TriMet announces sweeping cuts to services
  • Audit: OR wasted $1.4M in preschool money
  • Benton Co. center fights mental health crisis
  • BOLI warns that threats to call ICE are illegal
  • Bonham: Kotek's new session has less transparency
  • Columbia Sportswear Sues Columbia University
  • Deihl: Protect Agritourism, Small Farms
  • Ex-Kotek staffers start political consulting firm
  • Homeless sign used to block city cleaners
  • Immigration arrests surge in Washington
  • Inside Oregon's troubled Snake River prison
  • Internal investigation at Oregon Republican Party
  • Lender takes possession of downtown tower
  • Mannix files measures on pretrial release, estate tax
  • OR pension managers earn more even with losses
  • PAT President Eyes Oregon Legislature
  • PPS ‘mom takeover' and a brewing storm
  • Readers respond: Trump's bill good for forests
  • Washingto Co. to comply with Trump DEI order
  • What a housing accountability office means for Oregon
  • Yunker: Kotek road plan a “tax grab, not a solution”
    • July 23, 2025
  • Kotek delays ODOT layoffs, calls special session
  • Trump wants Oregon personal food stamp data by Thurs.
  • BOLI warns threats to call ICE are illegal
  • How to ward library homeless: Metal detectors, weaken WiFi
  • Can you find in the photos the secret behind gas tax hike?
  • Agritourism fears new rules to stifle business
  • Oregon jobs drops by 4,300
  • Rep. Drazan on Special Session Aug. 29th
  • 12 of 15 taxes defeated in Legislature (the list)
  • Avangrid scores as tech giants scramble for Oregon clean energy
  • Multnomah County audit reveals workplace disparities for employees
  • Rep. Mannix files ballot measures to limit pretrial release, end estate tax
  • 2025 Oregon Visionary award honorees
  • Salem considers pairing mental health professionals with EMT's
  • OHSU pleased as funds are restored, but cautious of more cuts
  • Oregon school-based health centers report record patient visits
  • PAT President Eyes Oregon Legislature
  • Serial blowtorch burglar loots small shops
    • July 22, 2025
  • Key legislator: Toll repeal, special session
  • ODOT can't divert $$ from projects to layoffs
  • CNBC: Oregon among most expensive states
  • Portland pushes 75% property tax hike
  • Highway speeds up, driver behavior concerning
  • OHA offering equity grants
  • Court upholds OLCC's tax compliance
  • Druze community in Portland mourns over Syria
  • ‘Domino effect' snarls Alaska Air flights
  • Why Gov't funded media was bad idea
  • Top TV anchor, Gianola, tearful retirement, surgery story
  • Cram fire in Central Oregon 73% contained
  • Editorial: Where should the new Deschutes commission districts go?
  • Portland votes to temporarily waive development fees to spur housing
  • Significant cuts in RVTD bus service expected Sept. 2
  • Work begins on a salmon “rest stop” at Milwaukie Bay Park
  • UofO uses ground-breaking seismic sensors for early earthquake detection
  • Chart: Big swing in House Seat races