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February 25, 2026
  • Civil Rights suit against Sec-State advances
  • Kotek: Data center growth ‘not sustainable'
  • Energy Crisis ad floods Oregon airwaves
  • House OKs law enforcement transparency bill
  • Senate rejects plan involving illegal migrants with felonies
  • AFRC supports Rep. Bentz's O&C renewal act
  • Bill takes next step to bar officers from wearing masks in Oregon
  • Full page ad on +83% Hotel Tax …. no mention of hotel or 83%
  • House lawmakers pass lodging tax hike to fund Oregon wildlife
  • Oregon bill aims to protect SNAP benefits against theft
  • Sen. Anderson may jump into state race
  • Travel Oregon seeks a new boss at a more reasonable salary
  • PPS Schools face cuts due to just-discovered shortages
  • Salem councilors back bill so they can talk outside of public
  • $35M investment in summer school pays off
  • Kotek won't tap into Oregon's rainy day fund for schools
  • Questions swirl as PPS suddenly closes high school
  • School bus driver's unsafe turn caused fatal Oregon crash, police say
    • February 24, 2026
  • Senate passes bill to move gas tax
  • Rep. resigns from panel that could review his conduct
  • House GOP boycott over workplace complaint, gas tax vote
  • Gas prices jump again, +18 cents
  • Lars Larson: Salem Dems may be on RINO hunt
  • Agent kills breeding male wolf
  • Education funding dance continues
  • Rocks fall on I-5, snarls traffic
  • (chart) Market predictions show wild duel Drazan v. Diehl
  • Another top manager at Oregon State Hospital resigns
  • Business bills update
  • Judge dismisses Marion Co's lawsuit over ICE subpoenas
  • Oregonians caught up in cartel violence
  • Poll: Oregonians on 2025 Presidential accomplishments
  • Proposed MultCo budget cuts threaten jail capacity
  • Several OR Democrats skipping State of the Union
  • Eugene crime data shows rise in assaults, sharp drop in burglaries
  • Nonprofit's bar tab may violate MultCo contracting rules
  • Wyden, Merkley hosting town hall instead of attending SOTU
  • COCC workers impasse, first community college strike
    • February 23, 2026
  • Most Oregonians born somewhere else: Here's where
  • Oregon protest frogs head to D.C. for Trump speech
  • Kitzhaber beats back changes to Oregon Health Plan
  • What is 'atmospheric river', what it means for NW?
  • Political cartoon: Kotek and lawmakers
  • Rep. Bentz: DHS shutdown, Iran, Epstein
  • Mexico-PDX flights canceled over civil unrest
  • Rally links WWII camps to ICE
  • Action call: Kicker threat deadline, Death tax petition
  • Oregon's Behavioral Health Talent Council releases final report
  • PacifiCorp's $575M settlement signals new era of risk, responsibility, rising costs for Oregon
  • MultCo Homeless Services weighs cutting 675 shelter beds amid funding shortfall
  • Salem wants speed, S Oregon wants results. The economic gamble facing Josephine Co
  • $75M Knight gift expands Providence cardiac care
  • BLM plans to log 2.5M acres of Western Oregon timberland
  • Coast Guard helicopters involved in 2 rescues: S. Oregon and Cape Kiwanda
  • Restoring Astoria's riverfront trolley means working around its sea lions
  • Springfield gets funds to support additional drinking water source
  • Voters in Woodburn, Gervais will decide levy to continue fire staffing
  • Scam grows that target Spanish-speaking injured workers