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November 14, 2025
  • Multnomah Lags in Economic Growth
  • ODOT shake-up. Director suddenly resigns
  • Taxes on parking, storage units skyrocketed
  • Corvallis considers closing schools
  • Judge rules ICE detention unlawful — used random license plate check
  • Look how ICE protesters define Capitalism
  • Man sentenced for barricading ICE building
  • Mile long line of homeless RVs (video)
  • More Intel layoffs by end of the year
  • New law will wipe out 95% of hemp industry
  • New normal: Declining public school enrollment
  • New petition to add more Portland cops
  • OR man challenges Eugene over cameras
  • Oregon Kids Aren't Learning to Read
  • Oregon Right to Life Wins at Ninth Circuit
  • Public defense crisis appears to improve
  • Rumor: Kotek has left for Hawaii?
  • U of O's statewide economic contribution
  • Updated PPS Seismic Formula Prioritizes Risk
    • November 13, 2025
  • Oregon Plunges in Tax Fairness Rankings
  • ODOT leadership exodus continues
  • Accusation Resurface: Council President
  • Rumor: Gov. Kotek has left for Hawaii?
  • Grocery Outlet workers don't feel safe — owner considers closing
  • City again bans rent algorithms
  • Is OR doing enough to get kids to go to school?
  • Nike Portland Reopens Downtown
  • Has Oregon fully funded education?
  • Initiative Seeks to Reroute Climate Tax to Cops
  • Katie Wilson poised to be Seattle mayor
  • Mistrial in Horning's Hideout shooting
  • Newport to fight proposed ICE facility
  • OR delegation demands answers from Trump — changes to Coast Guard in Newport
  • Petition update 11/12: Still awaiting approval
  • Portland rejects cuts to homeless cleanup
  • PPS Could Reopen Jefferson HS in 2028
  • PSU violated faculty labor contract
  • Readers respond: $$ won't solve homelessness
  • Reducing pregnancy deaths in OR — Substance abuse, mental health leading causes
  • Rift Widens on Portland School Board
  • This is how they lampoon Portland
  • Vancouver WA adopts new city flag
  • Wyden talks next steps after shutdown
    • November 12, 2025
  • Supreme Court decision on mail-in ballots could affect Oregon's system
  • ODOT floats possibility of officially shelving the Rose Quarter project
  • Legislative Committee Days being next week
  • Sen Starr responds to Gov. Kotek Signing $4.3B Transportation Tax Hike
  • Lars Larson: Meet Democracy's biggest Oregon enemy
  • Oregon voters launch referendum to stop $4.3 billion transportation tax hike
  • Rep. Reschke: Alert on climate protection program
  • Economic Uncertainty: Oregon private companies adjust plans
  • Real estate investors trounce Portland in new survey
  • Report: More Oregon blackouts in 2026
  • State attorneys shifted blame to parents who sued when kids suffered
  • An accusation resurfaces against City Council President Elana Pirtle-Guiney
  • Ballot initiative: reroute 25% of climate tax revenues to hiring police
  • DEQ announces enforcement action against Coffin Butte landfill
  • More Oregon high schoolers taking AP exams, earning college credit
  • Portland schools secure perimeters after ICE rumors; DHS claims no operations
  • Rift widens on PPS board over Center for Black Student Excellence updates
  • ICE arrests at least 16 in northeast Salem in highest one-day total