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September 21, 2026
  • Oregon's federal workforce is at its lowest point in decades
  • (map) Oregon at $5 gas, entire West spiking
  • Oregon lawmakers push for federal ban on corporate hospital ownership
  • Will AI take your job? Study says Oregon's workforce faces high risk of disruption
  • Editorial: The Case Against a Data Center Moratorium in Oregon
  • 19 states poised to make daylight saving time permanent: Are we closer to that?
  • 600K Oregon Health Plan members to receive notices on changes to Medicaid
  • Northwest rail fans eager for Sept. 30 debut of Amtrak's Airo fleet
  • Oregon seafood industry turns to Fed market after war erases $95M whiting trade
  • PeaceHealth to lay off 150 workers, in Springfield and mostly in Vancouver
  • Report: Oregon data centers used electricity equal to over 70% of all homes
  • Beaverton hosting welcome to Marxism classes
  • Medford Police Lieutenant Rebecca Pietila Receives National award
  • Once an inmate, this Oregon man now flies drones to aid police
  • Oregon Bee Project update
  • Oregon coastal basins see expanded Chinook opportunities this fall
  • University of Oregon study finds government influence on AI responses
  • COVID fraud task force secures $314M
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    September 20, 2026
  • Solid-blue Oregon suddenly looks flippable.
  • Little-known Democrat key to state's future
  • Congress Cage Match: Bynum vs. Adair
  • (1-min. video) Zombie-like Portland streets
  • Strong El Niño to shape Oregon's fall and winter
  • Kotek blames Trump for $250M Bonneville rate hike
  • Wyden: Investigate illegal DHS voter data access
  • Dems: Transfer 18600 acres of Fed forest to tribes
  • WSJ Opinion: Will Oregon switch?
  • Highways face growing maintenance burden
  • Honor Flight Veterans honored during homecoming
  • Oregon Hazelnut prices rebounded over 60%.
  • Ashland plans public process for utility fees
  • No injuries reported after aircraft flips on Medford Airport runway
  • Oceanside landmark needs your help: Oceanside Tunnel work party
  • The pearl of Mayor Wilson's homeless shelter initiative closes
  • What MINT's departure means for Grants Pass' new homeless shelter
  • What was done with the tmber from the Mt. Tabor trees felled by the ‘24 ice storm?
  • Nike, nonprofit face lawsuit over alleged rape during event for high school athletes
  • PPS finds Title I schools underenrolled compared to peers
  • Transparency and Little Kits shutdown at OSU-Cascades
    • September 19, 2026
  • Kotek unveils 2027 proposals
  • Court overturns BOLI union wage rule on housing
  • Oregon among nation's largest road $$ gaps
  • U.S. Rep. Bynum won't answer socialism question
  • (miracle) Filmmaker survives 120-ft fall in Mt. Hood
  • Judge blocks millions in fines to Oregon
  • Corrections Dept.: We need a new prison
  • Online Poll: Gas prices, How have you been impacted?
  • Oregon flip red? New poll gives Drazan lead
  • Controversial biofuel company backs out of southern Oregon project
  • NFIB: measures to reduce mandates
  • Oregon loses skilled trade workers to neighboring states as high unemployment persists
  • Oregon will kill 18 cougars to protect bighorn sheep in remote area
  • USFS proposes logging, replanting in fire-damaged Oregon forest
  • New Committee, funded in part by Chamber of Commerce, attacks Mitch Green
  • Salem makes national news on steeple bird flocking
  • Tribes hit hard by wildfires face health effects, cultural losses
  • Charter school teachers have discovered the emergency exit
  • Oregon public university workers authorize strike, could walk out Sept. 28
  • Arson arrests: 4 for wildfire, 1 for school
  • Controversial homeless shelter shutters