Top Political News

March 29, 2023
  • Pot power couple $$ top Dems as their taxes, bills went unpaid
  • OR, CA lawmakers to expand involuntary commitment
  • Drafts plan: $1B for I-5 Bridge replacement
  • Kicker theft bill HJR 13 to have hearing
  • New gun control bill debated as Measure 114 in limbo
  • Oregon denies Legacy Health's request to shutter birth center at Gresham hospital
  • Judge ends 'paperwork protests' of BLM forest management
  • Bill removes “Global Warming” name (too unpopular?)
  • $50M in fed housing support services funding
  • Bill: Insurance to cover Gender-Affirming Care
  • Legislature eye exclusion of hiring/retention bonuses from equal pay act
  • The GOP Latina who flipped a key Oregon district
  • As inflation hits, lawmakers consider more state rent control limits
  • House GOP proposes 7 safe school bills
  • Hospital wrongfully released violent patient accused of later attack
  • ‘We feel miserable': Safe Rest Village 10 feet away from man's home
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    March 28, 2023
  • Stalled Measure 114 gets new life as state bill
  • Key Bank boarded up after WW story
  • Schools may be required to electronically notify families, employees
  • Budget: 25% increase (nearly double other states)
  • Lawmakers consider rent control amid double-digit rent increases
  • Con. Chavez-Deremer introduces End Fentanyl Act
  • $170M in additional pandemic EBT food assistance for 434,000 children
  • Lawmakers consider expanding insurance coverage for more gender-affirming care
  • Editorial: State could control how local schools spend their money
  • SB 284 makes our schools even worse
  • Eastern Oregonians say they've been ignored by state leaders for too long
  • Oregon Senators join letter to Pentagon on abortion leave for service members
  • Proposed Senate Bill 320 would allow for sentence reductions for major crimes
  • A smart use of local lodging tax dollars
  • Brownlee's Balance: Water level depends on snowpack, flood control
  • Oregon parks officials plan changes at Smith Rock
  • Better Batteries: OSU research breakthrough
  • New documentary: children falling behind in literacy — 40% of 3rd graders read at grade level
    • March 27, 2023
  • Data: 'Greater Idaho' is older Idaho with more dudes
  • Offshore wind energy under siege by Pacific Council
  • Sex sting ensnares vice principal
  • Reporter answer: Who is funding rioters?
  • State budget priorities: By the numbers and your chance to be heard
  • ODOT admits tolls will make Oregons worse off
  • Talk of new gas tax, tolling, auto fee for $7B bridge
  • Debating Oregon's 'Gun Violence Prevention Package'
  • Factory or farm? Altering land use for chipmakers
  • Video: Analysis of Oregon's housing, homelessness package
  • Kotek focused on investing in wildfire preparations
  • Legislative Ag update
  • New study sounds alarm, provides hope for the Northwest's Western red cedars
  • Oregon association urges ‘laser-like focus' on crime for restaurant recovery
  • PNW Congressional Delegation urge Biden to prioritize Columbia River Treaty
  • Roadkill consumption declined again in 2022
  • Portland bar: world's largest Irish coffee to help children's charity
  • Tillamook March special election results