Top Political News

May 18, 2021
  • Still no timeline to re-open Oregon Capitol to the public
  • Oregon's congressional delegation stacks up millions in 'earmarks'
  • Wyden seeks permanent status for Minority Business Development Agency
  • Oregon Senate votes to reinstate foreclosure moratorium
  • Lawmakers debate road tolls, new mileage tax
  • Oregon health leaders clarify guidance on masks for fully vaccinated
  • Gov. invokes government incentives to push vaccinations
  • Editorial: Another mess with the masks
  • Editorial: Should Oregon have a kind of vaccine passport?
  • Guest Column: Permanent rule is 'freaking out' residents
  • Tax day forces Oregonians to cough up stimulus checks
  • A Caucus Divided
  • Bill to allow ‘lane splitting' by motorcyclists clears Legislature
  • Mayor Monday: Sandy's Stan Pulliam
  • Q&A: Mayor Ted Wheeler
  • Lakeview's long-awaited water project postponed
  • WCCF superintendent steps down
  • LGBTQ lawsuit targets Christian college funding
  • Tribal judge acquits 17 of COVID violations: gathering culturally essential
    • Display news from:
    Search news by keyword(s):

    May 17, 2021
  • Second Amendment sanctuaries facing 1st court test in Oregon
  • Businesses are loath to become Oregon's vaccination police
  • Former Metro Council president blasts bridge planning by same bureaucrats
  • Governor fills two vacant positions on the State Ag Board
  • Your Opinion: Oregon vaccine lottery prizes? Vaccine passports?
  • Farmers ask for reduced, updated mask rules for outdoor workers
  • Fire season bagin Saturday for some parts of Oregon
  • Justice organizations push for overtime pay for Oregon farmworkers
  • Population decline, rural-urban mix could affect how Douglas Co's districts get drawn
  • Should the State be Apologizing?
  • 4.1 earthquake strikes 100 miles west of southern Oregon coast
  • Anti-freeway group clogs the courts to keep congestion
    • May 16, 2021
  • Businesses will have to create 2 standards for customers
  • Gov Brown blocks Oregon from CDC de-mask rule
  • Sen. Boquisr: vaccine passports, checking Gov power, more…
  • Health law expert: HIPAA doesn't preclude businesses from asking for vax card
  • Rep. Reschke Urges Release of Water
  • Extreme counties to get $20M, Umatilla Co none
  • Fire season begins a month ahead of normal
  • Low water year at Oregon reservoirs has larger consequences
  • FBI: Portland gun violence ‘beyond a public safety crisis'
  • Growing trash pile in NE Portland won't be removed despite rat infestation
  • Hillsboro library workers seek to form union
  • Housing crunch hits Klamath
  • Portland Police Chief Lovell speaks on weekend gun violence reduction effort
  • Portland's mayor and Council please almost no one with their leadership
  • Residents Poll: downtown Portland is unsafe and uninviting
  • State shows money pouring into local school board races
  • Centennial S. D. data posted to dark web after ransomware attack