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With federal law enforcement gone, Oregon electeds must focus on protest demands
Like many protests before it, the latest demonstrations in Portland have some people asking at what point do they end — or whether they should.
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee slams Navy testing’s impact on orcas, other marine mammals
The governor of Washington state and other state officials have criticized a Navy military testing program that would potentially harm endangered orcas if approved
Unlikely allies: How Kate Brown and Mike Pence ended stalemate in Portland
Inside the three days that ended Oregon's seemingly hopeless standoff with the Trump administration.
Several Oregon school districts delay in-person instruction until early November
All but one county in Oregon fail to meet state criteria for fully reopening schools to in-person learning this fall.
Oregon schools face tough climb to on-campus learning
Counties will require a low COVID-19 test positivity rate to keep schools open.
Wyden Backs Tax Break For Craft Beverage Makers
How much do taxes drive up the price of a beer?
New OPB Documentary Tells the Stories of Oregon’s Black Pioneers Who Helped Shape the State
Clark County Reports No Additional Measles Cases In Outbreak
The Vancouver-area measles outbreak stands at 49 confirmed cases and 11 suspect cases for Tuesday, Feb. 5.
Where They Stand: Oregon's Gubernatorial Candidates On Death Penalty, Capital Punishment
Oregon’s stance toward capital punishment is just one of the issues facing voters as they decide who should set the political and policy agenda in Salem for the next four years.
In Partisan Era, Oregon's 2nd District Still Talks Politics At Breakfast
Oregon’s only Republican congressman has two decades' worth of staying power. Democrats haven’t bothered to put much muscle into challenging him — until now.