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September 12, 2024
  • Low enrollment leads to talk of closing schools
  • Officials: Mail problems may disrupt voting
  • Unregistered political group issue endorsements, host debate
  • School sues over lost Oregon timber $$
  • Sarah Palin coming to Oregon
  • Police union frustrated with drug deflection system
  • Sec. of State investigating City Council candidates
  • City settles church lawsuit over free meals
  • Clean Energy Fund spending $92 million on grants
  • Correction Dept. push to build new state pen
  • County clerks share challenges ahead of general election
  • Derelict 'pirate' boats still a headache on Willamette
  • Inside the magic homeless bus.
  • Lawsuit dismissed against OPB by city of Portland
  • OR AG calls for surgeon general warning on social media
  • Portland mayoral candidates' answers to key questions
  • Union withdraws endorsement of mayor candidate
    • September 11, 2024
  • Oregon sues Measure 110 grantee for 2nd time
  • School Board to vote on backing state school $$ changes
  • Editorial: Kotek doesn't have plan for new taxes — at the moment
  • 3 big hand-outs for non-citizens
  • Complaint: GOP CD#5 candidate withheld financial information
  • Rubio endorsement pulled following driving record story
  • Kotek: Wildfire recovery must start now
  • New Oregon livestock rules
  • Oregon man named head of Bureau of Indian Affairs
  • Deremer: Reimbursement extension for victims of SNAP theft
  • Firefighter labor shortage strains Oregon fire crews
  • Insecticide injections for ash trees to combat invasive insect
  • Klamath Co declares state of emergency due to wildfires
  • Oregon Food Bank looks to new legislation as food insecurity rises
  • Record fire season costs Central Oregon businesses
  • Endorsements begin to shape Portland city government races
  • Portland set to appeal negligence verdict in death of man shot by police
  • Signs call to end America (street propaganda #4)
  • Survey: Most Portlanders don't feel represented by City Council members
  • Bias, hate crimes get Oregon DOJ, Portland attention
    • September 10, 2024
  • New face on one of state's most important jobs
  • Gonzo journalist sentenced for brawl at Oregon City park
  • Solar industry, nonprofits, state, stifle rooftop solar
  • Candidate donation swapping to get tax cash
  • Health plans to cost 100s more a year
  • 16K more unemployed in Oregon than last year
  • Sen. Bonham: After backlash, backtrack on non-citizen downpayment program
  • Editorial: Dems should support their voters with school choice
  • Lars Larson: Some high profile OR & WA gov't flops
  • Labcorp plans layoffs at newly purchased lab
  • Multnomah County's COO resigns
  • Oregon State Hospital resumes visitation, most will be no-contact
  • Cherriots reports increase in assaults against drivers, workers
  • Odd donations between Portland City Council Candidates were widespread
  • Portland mayoral Candidate: 150 parking, traffic violations, 6 driver's license suspensions
  • Portland mayoral candidate: 7 speeding tickets,suspended license twice
  • Portland mayoral candidate: arrested for theft, trespass, robbery
  • An in-depth look at a few of the big issues facing Oregon schools this year
  • Blumenauer to take role at Portland State University
  • Editorial: Baker schools' tougher cellphone policy makes sense