Top Political News

October 03, 2022
  • Gov. candidates react to another violent Portland weekend
  • GOP, minor party candidates hoping to unseat Wyden
  • 57% of Kotek voters think Oregon is on the right track!
  • Is Portland still the whitest big city in America?
  • Tire slashing hits 50 cars — A new trend?
  • Exclusive: Smart home builder eyes Woodstock for new development
  • Oregon roads are among the most dangerous in the country
  • Some employees no longer exempt from Oregon sick time law
  • As home prices rise, gov. candidates address inflation
  • Editorial: Hundreds cycling through Oregon courts without public defenders
  • 4th Quarter wage gains, job distribution
  • Oregon adds extra protections for utility customers through rule changes
  • Oregon firefighters on the ground helping in Florida
  • Mapps lays out alternate plan to remake Portland government
  • MultCo candidates spar over the future of the Joint Office of Homeless Services
  • Portland community responds to four homicides in 24 hours
  • Youth crews help protect homes from wildfire thanks to state-funded training
  • Nonprofit Direct Relief provides Narcan to Oregon schools
  • Oregon ranks 40th on Heritage Foundation's Education Freedom Report Card”
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    October 02, 2022
  • Governor's race: Homelessness policy could make or break the election
  • The biggest (and little known) change to Oregon housing law
  • New Details: Oregon to see $1.1B in Medicaid funding
  • Oregon candidates can learn from Ron DeSantis video ads
  • Editorial: Court ruling adds clarity on homeless policies
  • Lars Larson: Portland, come for the homeless, stay for the crime
  • Congressional candidate Erickson says Dem. rival aired false claims he faced a drug charge
  • Online portal gives access to half million northwest records, photos
  • Poll: Oregon governor's race a dead heat between Drazan, Kotek
  • Utility Service Disconnection: PUC approves new customer protection
  • City of Portland gets 1.2 million to help improve downtown areas
  • For people living in cars, Bend's parking rules means moving
  • Poll: Jo Ann Hardesty, (Queen of Defend Cops) going down in flames
  • Wildfire Fuel Breaks: Virtual fencing for cattle may be the solution study finds
  • Newberg School Board posts statement, addresses appeal to judge's decision
  • Siletz Tribe getting $525,000 to battle sexual assaults among members
    • October 01, 2022
  • Oregon hospitals, warn of looming “breaking point”
  • Oregon DEQ slaps Lincoln City electric charging company with $2.7M fine
  • Election complaint: Zach Hudson HD 49, gives gift cards to voters
  • Wildfire: Oregon to see $6.8M for prevention
  • The race to become Oregon's next governor: week in review
  • Oregon schools getting $3.3M in federal dollars for school safety and prevention
  • Drazan, Betsy offer up their own best debate clips (video)
  • Lars Larson: Kotek's personal opinion shouldn't supersede Oregon's laws
  • OHA Report reveals 2021 saw increases in overdose deaths, help for those at risk
  • OSAA approves Esports starting next spring
  • Crowds, congressmen cheer veterans as they deboard Honor Flight in Washington DC
  • DEQ fines K&E Excavating $57,387 for water quality violations at gold mine
  • Editorial: Challenges in Bend's draft camping code
  • Editorial: The next steps for addressing nitrate problems
  • Gun initiative debated at City Club of Eugene
  • Pacific Power offers new low-income discount program to help manage costs
  • Poll reportedly shows Gonzalez ahead of Hardesty at debate
  • State officials to hold groundwater meeting in Central Point
  • New OSU study shows increase in workplace injuries during heatwaves