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September 09, 2026
  • Lawmakers face tough choices over Prosperity Council plans
  • Voters urged to use ballot drop boxes under new developments
  • Kotek stops data centers on state lands — Protesters demand more
  • The school speed limit rule you're getting wrong
  • Mexican national with 126 illegal guns gets hand-slap
  • Kotek, Drazan each call for Oregon data center moratorium
  • Health Authority seeks 120 new positions amid budget challenges
  • (9/11) Key mistake foiled Flight 93 plot, saved lives
  • Drazan radio ad: Kotek's billions in cost increases
  • Data center protesters gather at Oregon State Capitol, photos
  • Oregon Health Plan's housing benefit program still failing to help hundreds
  • Oregon prison tablets coming later this year
  • Proposal would require Oregon super speeders to install safety device
  • Activists protesting lithium mine detained at Oregon State Capitol
  • Cougars in the community: ODFW on staying safe among Oregon's Big Cats
  • Portland's John School: Accountability, survivor stories, and a second chance
  • Suicide prevention trainings and events planned across C. Oregon this month
  • Connecting businesses to students
  • Oregon Treasurer: Students benefit from personal finance class in 2027
  • Thousands skip state tests. Lawmakers revisit opt-outs?
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    September 08, 2026
  • Portland takes vacancy fee off the table
  • Wildfire cost $350M. Legislature faces reckoning
  • Skunks ‘tormenting' neighbors in Portland
  • Rep. Bonamici: Bill to support grandfamilies
  • Lars Larson: Democrat's vote-by-mail problem
  • Wyden: Google, Meta, TikTok on privacy laws
  • Kotek, Oregon Democrats rally union workers at Oaks Park
  • Top voter concerns among 26 issues
  • OHA paid consultants $1M to recruit hospital chief. 2 years on, the search continues.
  • Op-ed: Wildlife refuge deserves another look
  • We're winning! $2 trillion left liberal states to conservative ones
  • Fire Marshal, Forestry Dept. prepare wildfire funding requests for legislature
  • Labor unions are growing, but where depends on state politics
  • Oregon pumpkin patches 2026: mazes, and statewide farm dates
  • Rogue Valley healthcare professionals will meet with lawmakers over Asante concerns
  • (9/11) Uncanny serendipity where Pentagon was hit
  • Redmond Airport director resigns
  • S&P 100 index to remove Nike's stock as turnaround work continues
  • Linn County school officials weigh truancy fines
  • Work safety complaints rise amid record-breaking wildfires
    • September 07, 2026
  • Our stalled labor: ‘Low-hire, low-fire'
  • Fan wearing XX-XY shirt 'ejected' from Portland game
  • How to survive 5-week I-5 closure
  • Trump 3rd appeal to S. Court over mail-in ballots
  • Unions grow, but depends on state politics
  • Chick-fil-A mystery may be solved by Tigard
  • Sen. Brock Smith: Campaign, mail in ballots, ...
  • Fed reversal keeps salmon in production
  • (9/11) 8 years later a photo emerges
  • 4 projects are giving Willamette Falls a generational facelift
  • Gathering of Eagles Sept 19th
  • How much rain did the Pacific NW get?
  • Oregon's yelloweye rockfish fishery to reopen after 25 years
  • Rain, cooler weather help curb wildfires affecting Oregon national forests
  • 3.7-magnitude earthquake shakes area near Castle Rock
  • Bend veteran turns dental career into mission to help fellow vets
  • Getting to know Beaverton School District's security guards
  • Lead pollution spikes levels near Hillsboro Airport: 'Lifelong detriments'
  • MAX turns 40: How light rail emptied Portland's transit system