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July 22, 2025
  • ODOT can't use cash from projects to avert layoffs
  • Chart: Big swing in House Seat races
  • Oregon Court of Appeals upholds OLCC's tax compliance rules
  • Key legislator floats tolling repeal and special session
  • Why Gov't funded media was bad idea
  • CNBC ranks Oregon among most expensive states. Here's why
  • Highway speeds up, driver behavior concerning
  • OHA offering equity grant for community-led organizations
  • Top TV anchor, Gianola, tearful retirement, surgery story
  • 7 arson fires, same neighborhood, same night
  • Cram fire in Central Oregon 73% contained
  • Editorial: Where should the new Deschutes commission districts go?
  • Portland pushes 75% property tax hike
  • Portland votes to temporarily waive development fees to spur housing
  • Significant cuts in RVTD bus service expected Sept. 2
  • Trimet's 82nd Ave. “Road Diet”
  • Work begins on a salmon “rest stop” at Milwaukie Bay Park
  • UofO uses ground-breaking seismic sensors for early earthquake detection
    • July 21, 2025
  • Some counties, deaths outnumber births 2-to-1
  • PERS bet big on private equity. (problem)
  • Alaska Airlines resume after 3-hour grounding
  • Up to $20 boat permit to paddle board in Oregon
  • Leaders decry new Head Start immigration rules
  • Restaurant floods with customers after potential closure alert
  • OR funding for affordable homeownership dwindles
  • Oregon expands emergency preparedness for Medicaid recipients
  • Recovery for 2 missing from 6 who went over falls
  • TriMet's 82nd Avenue “Road Diet”
  • Bend land use experiment finally results in lower-cost homes
  • Employer-facing provisions in the new tax act
  • Great Oregon Steam Up
  • No immediate service cuts for Lincoln Co transit
  • Portland Fire faces more racial discrimination claims
  • TriMet reveals new bus design for Pride
  • Oregon Coast CC president joins national baccalaureate board
    • July 20, 2025
  • Oregon DoJ: AG Rayfield not involved in hiring campaign donors
  • Oregon approves ambitious framework for 'microgrids'
  • The Cram fire grows to the largest in the US — Over 95,631 acres
  • Opinion : Setting the record straight on Oregon's lodging tax
  • Opinion: Does Merkley running again mean just another preordained race?
  • 3 independent reporters attacked in 1 night at ICE protest
  • Lars Larson: we're running out of kilowatts
  • Old Farmer's Almanac predicts strange Fall ahead for Pacific NW
  • Relationships key to securing funds in Salem 
  • 2 wildfires prompt Warm Spring Reservation evacs
  • Astoria Pier 39 up for sale
  • Highway 201 reopened following Mendiola Fire
  • New recovery shelter for veterans to open in North Portland this fall
  • Oregon museum to receive combat-tested fighter jet in ‘rare and historic moment'
  • Rioters build war-like human wall of shields (photo)
  • Oregon's pandemic kindergartners have critical reading gaps at middle school
  • Recent scam claims to be from Oregon DMV