Top Political News

May 22, 2022
  • The race to become Oregon's next governor: week in review
  • Bend printer on Clackamas ballots had changed ownership
  • Brown: Get ready to have the state burn down around you
  • COVID rates: Lowest to highest in all 36 counties
  • Oregonian: Clackamas ballot fiasco requires Sherry Hall's resignation
  • Alaska Air names Wayne Newton SVP of airport operations
  • NFIB urges Court to simplify DOL Tip Credit Rule
  • Editorial: Parents need more control over children's' education.
  • Catalytic converter thefts on the rise in Eugene and nationwide
  • General election picture becomes clearer with most races decided
  • Editorial: Deschutes Co makes search warrants more difficult to track
  • Increased emergency SNAP benefits continue in June
  • Marion, Polk Co. see highest voter turnout in 10 years for non-presidential primary
  • Multnomah Co fined for asbestos removal failure
  • OHA adopts new rules for Psilocybin products, testing, training programs
  • Agriculture officials offer $5M to fight voracious grasshoppers and Mormon crickets
  • Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife researching shellfish in Tillamook Bay
  • Smolts released from Rock Creek after court grants injunction
  • Oregon high school computer science programs get $5M funding
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    May 21, 2022
  • Many Oregon candidates breeze to victory with no primary opponents
  • Oregon land regulators seek more compact, equitable housing, maybe less parking
  • Ex- Gov. Kulongsoki, ex-Sen.Smith endorse Betsy Johnson
  • Clackamas Co clerk admits she didn't react quickly enough in blurry barcode mess
  • Clakamas Co shows the perils of Vote by Mail
  • Salinas, Erickson, win primaries in new Oregon 6th District
  • The wait to see if Kurt Schrader is upset hangs on counting bad ballots
  • Editorial: Have your say about Pacific Power's proposed 14% increase
  • Offshore wind company talks environmental studies, community outreach
  • Public meeting on plans to spend $244M on fire recovery sees emotional testimony
  • Some hospitals lost money during pandemic
  • Water contamination worsened as DEQ went easy on Port of Morrow
  • Court orders hatchery steelhead smolts released into North Umpqua River
  • Female pilots make history at Oregon International Air Show
  • Springfield coffee shop loses liquor license following COVID violations
  • Which Portland neighborhoods voted for Hardesty and Gonzalez
  • Eastern Oregon University joins state's other public universities in approving tuition hike
  • Former Coquille teacher arrested on child porn charges
  • Poll: Oregonians unsure, unconvinced school boards represent their values
    • May 20, 2022
  • Abortions for anyone, anywhere: Oregon seeks increased capacity
  • McLeod-Skinner alleges unequal access to count in Clackamas
  • Pacific Power: You face higher electricity bills
  • $3B tax surplus = you might get a $950 Kicker Refund
  • Mr. “Tax the Rich” comes in 6th place … spent $1M
  • Lawmakers set up group to safeguard abortion
  • HB 3291: the other election night stretcher
  • Morrow County withholds six-figure gift from Blue Mountain CC
  • $3M allocated to Marylhurst affordable housing cost increases
  • After winning, Drazan says values will unite party
  • Biden plan to protect woodlands raises question.
  • Bynum wants inquiry into Clackamas County ballot delays
  • Clackamas County employees reassigned to process ballots
  • Hardesty heads to runoff in Portland City Council race
  • Intel to build $700 million data center in Oregon
  • Local election counts only shift slightly Thursday
  • Oregon lawmakers push for response to baby formula shortage
  • Salem primary 2022: Chris Hoy wins Salem mayor
  • State mulls masking in schools due to latest COVID-19 subvariant
  • Students plan walkout Friday for Portland climate strike
  • Understaffed homeless Navigation Teams 'don't feel helpless'
  • Vance Day loses election for state appeals court