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October 16, 2025
  • Ballots go out in OR for next month's election
  • Endorsement: No on flawed parks levy
  • OR and conservationists sue over Snake, Columbia dams
  • Portland to bolster city's sanctuary status
  • Affording housing project in Lake Oswego
  • Audit: 1 in 5 calls to MultCo not returned
  • Clark Co resolution decries assassination of Charlie Kirk
  • Coast Guard to get paid despite shutdown
  • Democratic governors form public health alliance
  • DOI revokes $2.1M for Klamath R restoration
  • Gas Tax Referral Campaign Kicks Off
  • Hillsboro couple blocks CBP van
  • Judge extends block of Nat. Guard deployment
  • Judge forces DOJ to work on Portland police — requested delay due to shutdown
  • Lake Oswego voters to decide $245M school bond
  • Landlord challenges Portland over ICE permit
  • OR joins suit challenging $14B HP merger
  • OR senators tell Noem to remove airport videos
  • Oregon NFIB report: First decline in 3 months
  • Portland ICE closed for 22 days this summer
  • Portland parks imperiled by poor management
  • Protesters wearing inflatable animal costumes
  • Providence Closing Occupational Health Clinics
  • Springfield schools went cellphone-free
  • Vancouver City Councilor ethics complaint
    • October 15, 2025
  • Kotek is in no rush to sign her own gas tax bill
  • Roseburg students walk out over locker-room uproar
  • Oregon get 'F' in youth sex trafficking report card
  • Senator removal paves way for Trump Tax Cut theft
  • Ex-Mayor calls for Hoy's ‘immediate' resignation
  • Oregon Dems give $1.5B in free health care to illegal immigrants state-wide
  • Landlord challenges city finding that Portland ICE officials violated permit
  • Lars Larson: Dems delay to deny voters a voice…while proclaiming “democracy”!?
  • Members of Oregon National Guard head to Texas border
  • Oregon gas prices continue to decline as Autumn sets In
  • Oregon, SW Washington Kaiser Permanente health care workers strike
  • State's drug price affordability board has a new top staffer
  • Con. Bonamici: 3 bipartisan bills to increase access to jobs
  • Firefighters to begin pile burning in Central Oregon forests this week
  • Hermiston stopped testing drinking water after forever chemicals were found
  • Phil Knight honored by Nike, New World Headquarters name
  • Port of Arlington Faces Dissolution
  • C. Oregonians mark National Bullying Prevention Month
    • October 14, 2025
  • Oregon spending more on illegals health care than state police
  • Fear and loathing in AntifaLand
  • ODOT gives away free $3M (EV items) as they claim broke
  • Oregon's most burglarized city
  • Early-season storm delivers snow dump to Cascades
  • Sen. Merkley applauds ‘joy and whimsy' of Portland ICE protests
  • Oregon senators push for healthcare subsidies amid shutdown
  • Oregon seeks White House records in Trump National Guard deployment case
  • Statewide caravan, rally planned in Salem for October 18 in Kotek recall effort
  • Bend consolidates 5 departments to 1 campus to boost collaboration
  • Cattle mutilation documentary centers on Eastern Oregon lifestyle
  • Central Oregon businesses join forces under new Regional Business Alliance
  • Christian Honl runs for Oregon House #32
  • Here's what's planned for another ‘No Kings' protests in Portland
  • Lars Larson: Kotek's delay tactic voter's voice
  • Portland's latest anti-ICE stunt
  • Salem City Council appoints Krishna Namburi as new city manager
  • Salem City Council will consider plan to add downtown police, crisis response
  • PPS tries to patch shortage of paraeducator substitutes
  • Police arrest 28, zeroing in on bus stops in 1-day NE Portland operation