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December 01, 2020
  • 2022 Governor's Race Officially Underway: Pierce Declares Candidacy
  • Authorities troubled by high number of shootings in Portland
  • Federal judge finds Portland in contempt for use of tear gas
  • Brown press conference will reveal her next Oregon budget
  • Certified: Oregon City Mayor Dan Holladay ousted in recall
  • Five Things for Tuesday, including a Covid vaccine and Darcelle's historic designation
  • 70,000 Oregonians face Christmas Day expiration of jobless benefits
  • Dozens quarantined amid COVID-19 outbreak at homeless shelter
  • Fire departments in Portland area deal with COVID-19 cases
  • Inslee introduces Washington's COVID-19 notification app
  • Multnomah County offers COVID-19 grants to restaurants
  • Oregon cannabis regulators eye tighter rules on vape additives
  • Oregon Capitol Staffers Begin Union Drive
  • OSHA: 'Extraordinary workload' of COVID workplace complaints
  • Portland's Harbor Superfund cleanup funding grows
  • Rogue Pack wolves strike again, kill cattle
  • Small businesses that took PPP aid may face a tax problem
  • West Linn, Oregon City float pedestrian bridge concept
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    November 30, 2020
  • Protesters hit OSHA inspector's home who fined gym that defied lockdown
  • Editorial: Beer tax, large and avoidable
  • Huge coalitions, backlash form against Gov. Brown's lockdown
  • Local prosecutors unsure how new drug law will play out
  • Extended benefits reduced based on State's falling jobless rate
  • Avoidable expenses for affordable housing
  • Majority of Oregon counties will still have restrictions after ‘Freeze' ends
  • Map: 21 counties at extreme risk level
  • City asks Bend park district to end cap on fee waiver for affordable housing
  • Huntington pro tem mayor to remain in position
  • Medford Latter-Day Saints unite, rebuild after devastating Oregon wildfires
  • Ontario City Council OK's $39,500 for sprinklers at airport
  • Portland City Council to appoint Charter Review Commission on Thursday
  • Turnout leapt among younger Portland voters in November
  • In the midst of pandemic, Warm Springs parents struggle to connect
    • November 29, 2020
  • Prisons and preschool: Oregon governor to outline budget priorities
  • New COVID-19 guidelines for counties take effect Dec. 3
  • Despite prior complaints, OSHA did not inspect places with large virus outbreaks
  • Oregon Public Utilities Commission pushing for phone restoration in fire areas
  • The 17 ZIP codes with 100 new coronavirus cases
  • Nurse flouts COVID health restrictions on social media
  • Nurse flouts COVID health restrictions on social media
  • Baker City picks new manager
  • PPB: Arson suspected after empty police car burns
  • Roseburg seeks to add affordable housing
  • War memorial toppled at Lone Fir Cemetery in Portland — Antifa takes credit
  • Outdoor kitchen in downtown Portland robbed at gunpoint — extensively damaged