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September 29, 2020
  • Activist: Lower voting age to 16 as next step
  • Failed emergency alerts raise questions for future disasters
  • Metro, PDX Business Alliance Switch on Payroll Tax Issue
  • Despite last week's rain, fire danger still high
  • Governor seeks review of police protest response in Oregon
  • Les Schwab Tires to be sold to investment fund, ending family ownership
  • Brewers push Craft Beverage Modernization and Tax Reform Act
  • Amanda Fritz Explains Controversial Water Meter Proposal
  • Federalized PPB officers will stay deputized through 2020
  • How Candidates Would Adjust Portland Tenant Protections
  • Oregon Gov. Kate Brown extends residential eviction ban
  • Portland Protestors: Flyer openly admits their guilt
  • Clackamas County fire now 37% contained
  • Dowty Road Fire reaches 100% containment
  • Investigating Sequel's patterns of abuse of foster children
  • Medford faces lawsuits after sweeping homeless camp
  • Metro candidates agree transportation bond isn't perfect
  • New COVID-19 cases decline third day in a row
  • Oregon eviction moratorium extended for residents, but not businesses
  • Portland police oversight ballot measure has no formal opposition
  • Vendor contests Oregon's choice for employment department upgrade
  • What would you ask Portland's candidates for mayor?
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    September 28, 2020
  • Lawmaker files ethics complaint against union lobbyist
  • Gov. ends joint law enforcement effort following demonstrations
  • Politicians who let BLM ravage Portland respond to Proud Boys with extreme force
  • Protest re-cap: Peaceful...with death threats
  • Protest re-cap: They said our Constitution is fascist
  • Protest re-cap: Black man debates Antifa
  • Trump's Court pick religious ties to Oregon
  • Legislature Week addresses Ag issues
  • Oregon's Democrat senators not supporting Trump's Court Nominee
  • Editorial endorsement: Send Cliff Bentz to Congress
  • Editorial: the nuclear waste reality that popular media loves to ignore
  • Central Oregon coast enters phase 2 soon, expanding hours, new openings
  • Oregon fire activity could bring smoke to Willamette Valley
  • Reported COVID-19 cases continue to fall
  • Governor asks law enforcement officials to review actions at Portland protest
  • Metro measure opponents outraising supporters
  • Mid-valley residents rally to show support of president
  • Achieving equity: Oregon students deserve a money back guarantee
    • September 27, 2020
  • Oregon lawmakers react to Amy Coney Barrett's SCOTUS nomination
  • Oregon reports highest daily COVID-19 case total, may be linked to wildfires
  • Portland company's innovative nuclear reactor OK'd by feds
  • Wyden, Merkley meet with Holiday Farm Fire evacuees Saturday
  • Oregon businesses give big against Portland-area transportation tax
  • Crews continue to make progress on Oregon wildfires
  • Interstate Bridge project wraps up 2 days early, all northbound lanes open
  • Klamath organizations benefit from statewide COVID relief grants
  • Washington Co tests new cyclist detection system
  • Night 112: Protesters at Multnomah Co Justice Center; unlawful assembly announced
  • Portland protest: peaceful... with a dash of death threats
  • Portland protest: U.S. Constitution is a fascist document???
  • Portland's ambitious affordable housing goals for Broadway Corridor redevelopment
  • Coronavirus hits coastal districts, parents say Portland middle schoolers get short shrift
  • Racist incidents during remote learning mar the start of the Oregon school year