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November 04, 2024
  • Why would NW governors need to activate National Guard for election?
  • Ethics sanctions 2 government workers
  • Portland candidates asked how to handle election riots
  • “Fake” ballot box photo… oops, it's real!
  • Sen. Findley: Control of Legislature unlikely to change
  • Editorial: Why we publish salary information for public employees
  • Kotek hires housing co-directors as production lags
  • How rising electricity demand is hurting the push for more housing in Oregon
  • The nuclear comeback skips Oregon
  • Agreement to enter entire Elliott State Forest into carbon market
  • Growing dissent to Oregon's proposed Measure 118
  • Oregon seeks federal disaster declaration for wildfires
  • Wildfires have been devastating for cattle ranchers. Where's the federal aid?
  • Coquille welcomes new Chief of Police
  • Is the new Portland City Manager position just a scapegoat?
  • Real estate expert talks Portland office vacancies, downtown revival
    • November 03, 2024
  • Bentz proposes his own version of Owyhee Canyonlands protection, hearing set
  • AG urges voters who haven't received ballot to contact clerk's office
  • Report: Oregon in top 10 states struggling to produce new housing units
  • Sharp divide in Oregon over bill to step up logging to prevent wildfires
  • Did you remember to fall back? Daylight saving time has ended
  • Editorial: Oregon needs to reduce air quality permit backlog
  • Rep. Diehl: time to take human trafficking seriously
  • 5th Con. District candidates make final push ahead of election
  • Intel CEO blasts Biden administration over CHIPS Act delays
  • Local opposition, no state mandates dooms S.Oregon coast wind energy projects
  • Oregon Heritage offers grants for veterans and war memorials across the state
  • Our last Measure 118 joke (meme)
  • Motion to dismiss Baker City fire chief's $999,999 lawsuit against city
  • Portland candidates asked how police should handle an anti-Trump riot
  • Portland commissioners propose end to homeless plan agreement by June
  • Bend-La Pine Schools checks safety measures after gun incident
  • OHSU will bring back a familiar face as interim president
  • UO ecologists secure $2M to boost soil health of Oregon hazelnut farms
    • November 02, 2024
  • Microsoft workers fired after pro-Palestinian event speak out
  • Oregon is only state in the nation with no impeachment process
  • Measure 114, gun control law that remains trapped in court rigmarole
  • Ambulance service in Portland, Gresham is getting more reliable
  • Clackamas County faces ballot processing backlog
  • Commissioners file to end joint homelessness efforts with MultCo
  • Portland police gear up for potential election violence
  • Grocer helps Oregon Latinos celebrate Día de los Muertos
  • Suspects in custody after Damascus police search
  • OSU graduate students ready to strike
  • PacifiCorp sees another winery lawsuit over 2020 fires
  • Siletz chef tells story of Native cuisine
  • Groups sue to stop federal plan to killed barred owls
  • NewsChannel 21, NBC News to provide election coverage
  • Oregon Health Plan rolls out housing benefits
  • Proposed chicken ranch gets new water permit approval
  • Here's how Oregon voters can track their ballot