Top Political News

November 17, 2019
  • Oregon Democrats will consider opening Primary to Non-Affiliated Voters
  • Biden stopped in Portland on his campaign fundraising trail Saturday
  • Oregon gained over 400K residents in the last decade
  • State audit: veterinary board should do more to fight opioid abuse
  • Editorial: Wildfire report is in: Let's get started
  • Court halts Gov. Brown's vape ban
  • US Chamber: Supreme Ct. DACA case
  • Archaeologists rush to save Oregon mining sites
  • Editorial: Justice for Justice or going too far?
  • Hispanic ex-employee says Washington County workplace hostile
  • Hood River Co prepares services survey
  • Report: The price to protect Southern Oregon
  • Eugene council to consider banning Styrofoam takeout containers
  • Too early to worry about low precipitation in Central Oregon
  • Clinic panic: Bonanza, Merrill up in arms, but are clinics in danger?
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    November 16, 2019
  • Oregon Supreme Court considers overturning landmark campaign finance ruling
  • Kate Brown and Jay Inslee will meet Monday to talk Interstate Bridge
  • 10 years or less if convicted of murder? Oregon's new juvenile justice law
  • Smarting from defeat, Dems sketch ideas for Cap-And-Trade 2.0
  • Editorial: Revive records reporting bill
  • The high cost of dissent in Grant County
  • Feds issue final environmental analysis of Jordan Cove
  • Knute Buehler, considering a congressional run, plans to vote for Trump in 2020
  • No heir apparent for Barreto's seat
  • State audit: Veterinary board must improve drug security
  • Editorial: Parking shouldn't require a phone
  • Hardesty announces details of Portland Street Response Team Pilot Program
  • Pacific Seafood dorms recommended for approval
  • Portland to vote on $350K legal settlement over earthquake warning signs
  • Salem leaders met to talk homelessness, consider steps to take
  • Portland Mayor clarifies: I will take money from strippers