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March 02, 2021
  • Portlanders fed up with protests, shootings
  • Oregon could become 2nd state for human composting
  • HB 2372 kills no-cause evictions, creates 60-page bureaucracy
  • Shemia Fagan joins push for national popular vote
  • Suburban Republicans reflect on Oregon's GOP
  • Serving on the Front Lines of Covid-19: Medical research (Video)
  • DeFazio: IRS Enhancement, Tax Gap Reduction Act
  • Packwood: Oregon's GOP abandoned its winning ways
  • Parents shamed, betrayed on opening schools
  • What lessons have educators learned from the pandemic era?
  • Portland shootings surge over the weekend
  • Schrader explains his vote against coronavirus bill
  • Anti-doxing, mugshot bills unite protesters and police
  • Biden backs Amazon warehouse workers' union drive
  • Bill seeks to end mink farming in Oregon
  • Career FBI agent to lead Oregon public safety training agency
  • Changing the School Governance Model
  • Corvallis City Council delays board restructuring
  • Corvallis schools announce in person learning to begin March 8
  • FEMA temporary housing units arrive on site in Lincoln City
  • Former county GOP head says party fighting to save America's soul
  • Gov. Inslee signs relief bill waiving liquor license fees
  • Legislative and Congressional Districts to be Redrawn
  • New COVID-19 vaccine lottery debuts
  • Oregon AG releases 2020 top consumer complaints
  • Oregon lawmakers push to improve BIPOC mental health
  • Oregon Senate Republicans will show up to sessions this week
  • Oregon wave energy project gets federal go-ahead
  • Portland considers fast tracking some security features
  • PWB begins test drilling at proposed Boring filtration site
  • Seattle teachers union balks at school return plan
  • Tensions over vaccine equity pit rural against urban America
  • Union Calls on Gov to Reconsider Timeline for Who Gets Shots
  • Washington Democrats push for capital gains tax amid pandemic
  • Washington House passes ban on chokeholds
  • After nearly a year, La Salle Prep kids return to campus
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    March 01, 2021
  • Gun bill headed for full Senate debate
  • HJR 13 might raise property taxes 30-60%
  • 'Lethal force': School board member's social media under fire
  • Gov. statement 1 year after 1st Oregon COVID case
  • Ugly truth behind House Speaker's crime bill to go soft on riots
  • Court revives claim against Oregon State Bar, White Nationalism
  • Lawmakers ponder tax hike for brewers, wineries and distilleries
  • Opinion: What lessons have educators learned from the pandemic era?
  • Cattlemen raise questions about wild and scenic river bill
  • Oregon received more than $1.7B from Congress' Dec. relief bill, exact figure is unclear
  • State economists expect slowing cannabis sales growth after $1B in 2020
  • After Biden removes Portland ‘anarchy' label, hundreds sabotage city
  • Eugene bartenders question 3000% tax hike proposal on beer Oregon
  • Grocery store employees upset with Oregon's coronavirus vaccine timeline
  • Pearl District reeling in aftermath of destructive demonstration
  • Portland plagued by gun violence in first two months of 2021
  • Clatskanie School Renovations: Voters to decide on $10m bond
    • February 28, 2021
  • After Biden removes Portland ‘Anarchy' label, hundreds sabotage city
  • Racism,white supremacy in Oregon math
  • Rep Kotek bill stops police from arresting over interfering with an officer
  • 'First of all, it's a ludicrous tax', tax beer and wine makers
  • Sen Thompson proposes education equity act
  • Editorial: Walkout may succeed in changing Oregon's quorum rules
  • Lars Larson Editorial: We're getting schooled by teachers unions
  • U.S. Senate remains question mark for LGBT legal protections — Merkley leads effort
  • Oregon voters want to limit money in politics, but lawmakers might not get there this session
  • PCUN receives $100k grant
  • Court upholds Klamath Tribes' water rights, irrigators plan to challenge
  • ODOT to take Cornelius Pass ownership effective March 1
  • Protest in Pearl District turns destructive, Portland Police says
  • Restaurant capacity increases in Clackamas, Washington counties
  • Parents call on Oregon Health Authority to change school safety metrics
  • Reynolds School Board mulls asking Diego Hernandez to quit