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May 09, 2021
  • Malheur Co board to farm operation: You will stay silent
  • OSU students react to vaccine mandate
  • Interview with Sandy Mayor Stan Pulliam
  • Will push to revive semiconductor industry leave Oregon behind?
  • GOP authored bill disqualifies GOP senators
  • Power Breakfast Recap, April 2021: Cannabis leaders talk shop
  • Oregon’s three cash crops
  • Asian leaders rally against racism in Oregon
  • Columbia River needs a Northwest solution all our communities
  • Editorial: SB 554 highlights what we don't have
  • COVID figures fluctuate on Saturday
  • New CEO says Intel will expand footprint in Oregon
  • New law and new DMV2U will help get services faster
  • Oregon Forestry Dept.accepting public input on 2022 forest projects
  • Sheriff: Klamath should increase sentences for perpetual offenders
  • Leftist extremists continue to vandalize Salem Police station
  • Portland budget vote set for Thursday
  • Umatilla Reservation removes marijuana housing barrier
  • Driver brutally attacked by anarchist
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    May 08, 2021
  • All Oregon counties move out of extreme COVID-19 risk category
  • Oregon workplace safety agency moves to make Covid regulations permanent
  • Oregon congressmen plead farmer exemption to new Biden tax plan
  • Dem. allies float 10 potential ballot measures to end GOP walkouts
  • Bipartisan bill from legislature would fully reopen schools
  • Statement of support for good governance bills
  • Embattled state forester, Peter Daugherty, submits resignation
  • Indoor dining resumes in 15 counties moving back into 'high risk'
  • Klamath, Modoc, Siskiyou County leaders throw support behind Basin ag
  • Oregon could shield health-care providers from COVID-related lawsuits
  • Oregon's paid family leave program faces delay
  • Rural fire protection may no longer be a choice
  • Soros, PBS, cheer Oregon's drug disaster
  • DEQ fines mine owner for release of wastewater
  • Kafoury selects Serena Cruz as Chief Operating Officer
  • Medford Mayor and locals react to gathering against COVID-19 restrictions
  • Portland says unrest was unprecedented in response to critical USDOJ report
  • Centennial school district struggles through 2 weeks with hacked computers
  • North Bend School District considers $48.6M facility bond
  • Document: PPB increases crowd control munitions inventory
    • May 07, 2021
  • Feud breaks out among GOP lawmakers over Snake River dams, talks with Gov. Brown
  • Prevailing wage bill soaks taxpayers with higher school, roads, prisons costs
  • Oregon Congressman pleads farmer exemption to new Biden tax plan
  • Lawmakers: We must support Oregon's workers, tax ID filers
  • Oregon Senate GOP tensions are front and center with new bill
  • Democrats vote to increase electric costs
  • Group working to get measures on Oregon ballot to prevent lawmaker walkouts
  • Lawmakers OK bill to let more Oregonians work part time and keep unemployment benefits
  • New bill bans limiting residence occupancy based on family relation
  • Oregon lawmakers on police reform: 'We should remain hungry for justice'
  • Oregon lawmakers push to fully reopen schools by fall with new bill
  • Oregon resumes paying grants to Black Oregonians after settling lawsuit
  • Oregon wants to delay rollout of paid family and medical leave program
  • Portland's renter relocation rule goes before the Oregon Supreme Court
  • Prosecutors bring federal charges for fire at Portland police union headquarters
  • Oregon City schools chair refuses to reconsider illegal vote
  • Court fight to protect racial justice protesters could benefit US Capitol attackers