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May 10, 2026
  • ‘Nowhere near a done deal': PDX leaders buck pressure as clock ticks on Moda Center
  • Oregon teachers protest Nike over tax breaks, factory wages
  • Elon Musk was in Oregon this week: Here's why
  • New funding will kickstart internet infrastructure in rural Oregon
  • Lars Larson: Why Oregon sees no threat in 86 4 47
  • Defending Diehl from anonymous, fraud hit ads (was it Kotek?)
  • Meet the Republican candidates for Oregon's 4th Congressional District
  • Minnix issues cease-and-desist demand to Diehl Campaign
  • Morrow Co Commissioner Position 2 candidates discuss priorities
  • Multnomah County judicial candidates raise nearly $700,000
  • New Oregon law will compel AI chatbots to connect suicidal users to real life help
  • Oregon's only Republican congressman faces two challengers in the primary
  • Shakedown: Diverting Clean Energy $$ to Blazers
  • Firefighters hold Pine Mountain Fire at 2,866 acres, containment remains at 25%
  • Portland City Council questions shelter oversight, faces serious allegations
  • Portland demands more information about Urban Alchemy contract oversight
  • Oregon's two top budget writers faced a crowd of frustrated school advocates
  • Umatilla Co. students donate more than $65K to nonprofits
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    May 09, 2026
  • Verdict undermines new ICE mask law
  • PUC rules on PGE's data center plans
  • Sec-State defends vote-by-mail
  • Despain video: Addicts cause $100K damage to steal $200 copper
  • Campaign volunteers resign over sex abuse allegations
  • Ethics panel dismisses SEIU 503 leader case
  • Farm property tax break for pasturing horses
  • Kotek signs bill on mental health, addiction services
  • Disturbing allegations against 2 firefighters
  • Shakedown: Diverting Clean Energy $$ to Blazers
  • Kotek signs bill on AI firms, harmful chatbots
  • Why didn't MAC bomber get needed help
  • Community Foundation: Fund to spur housing
  • New license for new type of behavioral health provider
  • Pacific Power asks to split up looming rate increase
  • Fees for Bend central district business properties
  • Canvas cyberattack may have exposed local student data
  • Special ed. aide accused of encouraging child sex abuse
  • Springfield schools committee OKs budget, cutting $4M, 34 positions
  • Tuition-free college aid program on its last legs
    • May 08, 2026
  • Kotek signs AI chatbot bill
  • Multnomah Co. security up 750%
  • Rep. Bynum demands Trump action on virus
  • Kotek cartoon sums up her priorities — No on Measure 120
  • Massive hack exposed student data across NW
  • Ashland hospital plans hundreds of layoffs
  • Haven't received ballot? Here's what to do
  • Troubled Housing Bureau names 3rd leader in 6 months
  • (photo) No Trespass sign sums up Oregon
  • 4 districts set to receive summer learning grants
  • Council Passes Code Change Aimed at Sex Trafficking
  • Dems question fed wildfire response in OR
  • Growth, immigration factors in race for WashCo chair
  • MultCo could ban needle exchanges near schools
  • OR Supreme Court OK's county ban on flavored tobacco
  • PDX Mayor to bolster security during summer events
  • Portlanders sound off about increasing the arts tax
  • Prescribed burn becomes wildfire in Deschutes Co.
  • Readers respond: schools, economies need each other
  • SOU emergency funding advances
  • Taxpayers Assoc. endorses Adair for CD5
  • ‘OPB Politics Now': Suburban races offer intrigue