Top Political News

August 12, 2022
  • Salem-Keizer School Board meeting gets heated
  • How a little old lady nearly gutted Oregon's growth rules
  • Election reformers launch plan to change voting process
  • Oregon bans hiring bonuses … other states jack'm up!
  • 49 people murdered this year in Portland
  • 2022 Mid-year economic outlook: A delicate balance
  • Wyden: Athlete Bill of Rights
  • City clears homeless campsites, they move right back in
  • Downtown Portland Clean & Safe: sharp increase in syringes
  • Besty Johnson takes fundraising lead
  • Rising business star, Jose Gonzalez, shares his story, vision
  • Bentz, GOP want hearings on FBI raid of Trump Florida home
  • BLM wants private sector to help with wild horse birth control
  • Chaimov vacates Clackamas Community College Board seat
  • Clackamas County clerk deflects blame for election errors
  • How Oregon Would Spend $40 Million on Derelict Boats
  • Judge to rule on legality of Portland charter reforms by Monday
  • Oregon Dems say bill would help with climate change
  • Oregon is struggling: Behavioral health resources remain low
  • Oregon's emergency rental assistance program closes Friday
  • Portland's housing inventory is the highest it's been since 2020
  • State warns insurers about falsely attributing decisions to wildfire risk map
  • When property owners fought back and almost won
  • Woodburn school board member sues spa for $450,000
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    August 11, 2022
  • Court upholds Gov. Brown's prison commutations
  • Kotek's Former Boss supports Betsy Johnson
  • Bentz joins calls to investigate FBI after Trump raid
  • State wildfire risk map draws big backlash, gets pullled
  • Oregon Senators, Governor respond to offshore wind farms concerns
  • Clackamas Clerk paints rosy picture of her response to blurred barcodes
  • Embattled director of public defense system survives move to oust him
  • Director of OR public defense system survives move to oust him
  • OVBC survey finds a citizenry on the sidelines
  • State funding will target lingering trauma of Oregon cannabis farm workers
  • Oregon insurers now required to cover monkeypox vaccines
  • Oregon schools need billions to close funding gap
  • Oregon wants to stop using school funds to clean up neglected boats
  • Oregon's Economy: Where did all the restaurant and hotel works go?
  • Hiring incentives set to become more complicated in Oregon near end of September
  • Opinion: City's lost perspective
  • Officers flagged for extra scrutiny by Multnomah County DA
    • August 10, 2022
  • Dominoes Fall in Joe Gilliam's Poisoning Investigation
  • Rep. Williams resigns from Legislature
  • Oregon cities eye bans on pet stores, diesel, natural gas
  • Clackamas County sends wrong voters' pamphlet to thousands
  • Deschutes Co. Meeting Heats Up Over Psilocybin Vote
  • Oregon scores with Inflation Reduction Act
  • Wyden introduces bill to double tax on excess oil profits
  • Wyden: Senate bill "seismic shift" in prescription drug pricing
  • Drazan: Declare State Of Emergency For Homeless Crisis In OR
  • Ag political update
  • US Secretary of Energy visits Oregon
  • Oregonians urged to take caution to prevent spread of hMPXV
  • Portland ballot alternate as measure to transform city government faces lawsuit
  • Gresham mayor talks ‘frustration' and ‘hope' amid spike in gun violence