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July 14, 2026
  • Kotek not ready to back ‘color of water' plan
  • Outgoing economy exec says Oregon faces crisis
  • ‘People need to eat!', Professor slams IP28
  • Andy Ngo video: Biggest verdict against Antifa
  • Challenge to packaging-reuse law -- it ‘isn't about recycling' but $$
  • Renovations begin on State Capitol observation deck
  • Oregon's new package recycling rules go on trial, could impact other states
  • BLM hires 100 to boost timber production
  • Cases of parasitic outbreak remain low in Oregon as other states see surges
  • Court rejects MultCo's flavor- vape ban appeal
  • Irrigators could get shut as drought persists
  • Oregon, 11 other states sue to block Paramount's takeover of Warner Bros
  • The 21st Century Road to No Affordable Housing
  • Wyden: State Data Center Advisory Committee
  • As businesses exit Portland, Boys & Girls Club closes
  • Council won't have answers before voting on Moda $$
  • Level 3 'GO NOW' evacuations for East Evans Creek Fire, burning 3,600+ acres
  • 20 min. to respond to kidnapping — police cuts
  • As businesses exit Portland, Boys & Girls Club closes
  • Beaverton schools face $25M shortfall
  • Criticisms on police funding measure
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    July 13, 2026
  • Sec-State speaks about election changes
  • Business closures outnumber openings
  • Local leaders react: Sen. Lindsey Graham death
  • Ag update: IP 28 Petition
  • Mayor flop: Pay $800 to share home with homeless
  • Naked man tries to kidnap 7-year-old at Portland park
  • Owner faces 50K tires dumped on land he just bought
  • Electronic vessel monitoring could come to Oregon fisheries by Dec. 1
  • 3 touching patriotic taxi stories in 1 week
  • $78M in lawsuits say Knife River mine tainted groundwater
  • Lincoln Co grapples with rise of politically motivated ethics complaints
  • Multi-agencies shut down illicit massage shops — Human trafficking fronts
  • Redmond Airport Eexpansion creates new statewide travel gateway for Oregon
  • Evacuation zones expanded for Salmon Fire at 803 acres.
  • Fire crews make progress as incident management teams take command
  • Report: Oregon cities vary in driver safety rankings
  • Nearly $1M tuition Catholic aid across Oregon
  • CA has seized near 1 million pounds of illegal pot
    • July 12, 2026
  • Ethics commission Director faces external inquiry into alleged ethics violations
  • DEQ makes long-awaited announcement on controversial climate program
  • Oregon ranks 9th worst state to move to in 2026, study finds
  • Kotek invokes Conflagration Act for Jackson Co fires, evacuation orders in place
  • Granite mayor prepares to evacuate as fire moves toward the town
  • East Evans Creek Fire expands to about 2,000 acres near Rogue River
  • National Weather Service warns of critical fire weather across region
  • USPS forever stamps go from 78 cents to 82 cents today
  • What to know as coho and tuna catches soar off the Oregon coast
  • Boys & Girls Club to close in North Portland, sell building amid financial strain
  • Construction impacts Morrison Bridge traffic
  • Limping dog video: Homeless ignore vets, pet care
  • Rogue Creamery: Best USA Blue Cheese, and other wins at International Awards
  • Where key development projects stand in Salem midway through 2026
  • OHSU drops sanctuary plan for controversial primate research center
  • WashCo. massage businesses raided in human trafficking investigation; 3 arrested