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February 07, 2023
  • Cops decline to ticket lawmaker (2nd stop in 3 days)
  • Oregon Congress #5 could be a 2024 toss-up
  • Senate GOP delay tactics to continue if Dems insist on rent, gun control
  • M#110, all carrot, no stick? Recovery advocates split
  • Lars Larson: Did Sen. Wyden get it right?
  • Vacasa chief commercial officer exits, COO role elevated
  • Bentz named chairman of natural resources panel
  • Lawmakers eye addiction service cuts after decriminalization
  • Editorial: Tell the state what you think about a new 50 cent charge on liquor
  • Kotek budget plan gets praise, but is it enough?
  • Opinion: ODOT tolling plan can't even answer basic question: How much?
  • GOP U.S. Rep. invites Portland police officer to State of the Union
  • How accurate are the OHA's numbers on the impact of Measure 110?
  • Oregon Border-Secession, Idaho Legislators push for talks
  • Eastern Oregon set for improved electricity thanks to $90M loan
  • Opinion: On Trash and Camps
  • Oregon City investigating city-wide server issue hindering services
  • Oregon says health insurers limited access to reproductive care
  • Kotek proposes $13.5 billion for education but critics say more is needed
  • Report: ESA programs can give students options, increased funding for those in district schools
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    February 06, 2023
  • Lawmakers aim to get kicker back to taxpayers this year
  • Lawmakers debate drug decriminalization measure funding
  • Kotek's $1.00 liquor tax
  • Financing mechanism for aquifer recharge testing
  • Gov't pay: Portland 13% raise. State workers earning $100K up 23%
  • Sen. Weber to remain focused on rural NW
  • Legislator's Letter: An update from Rep. Cyrus Javadi
  • Sen. Boquist: lawmaker nepotism, spy balloon, $1B bridge…
  • 200 take fight against addiction crisis to statehouse
  • ACLU urges action on homeless, public defender crisis
  • Ag Legislative update
  • Report: M#110 shows 60K people with addiction were helped
  • 40 year olds at tipping point between loving and leaving Portland
  • Farmers, educators and gardeners aim to boost dry farming in Oregon
  • Merkley on homelessness: 'trying to get funding to the local area'
  • Portland last among major cities to adopt body cameras.
  • Portland's first employee strike in decades ends Sunday
  • Senator Wyden hosts town hall in Corvallis
  • Portland-area middle schools, walloped by bullying, fights and unrest
    • February 05, 2023
  • Bills to shake up how State invests its money
  • Commentary: Challenge of being a business in Oregon
  • Ore. secession movement aims to inspire national effort against wokeness
  • Gov. welcome home National Guard from Poland deployment
  • Oregon makes “States going downhill” list
  • How gas prices have changed in Oregon in the last week
  • Wyden, colleagues reintroduce cattle market reform bill
  • Lars Larson: Dems cover up their shady behavior
  • Oregon's Housing: Members sought for Housing Production Council
  • Editorial: Portland area preschool taxes and predatory tactics:
  • Old Town businesses: city continues 90-day reset plan on east side
  • Portland officials claim ‘aggressive behavior' by striking workers; union leaders deny
  • Shooting leaves 1 dead in SE Portland's Mill Park neighborhood