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Capital Chatter: Oregon celebrates the legacy of Peter Courtney
Peter Courtney was a lifelong prankster. As a new law clerk working in the Oregon Supreme Court Building, he ... Read more
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Oregon insiders: Who’s who in and around state government
Vicki Walker will retire July 1 as director of the Oregon Department of State Lands. She has led the ... Read more
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Oregon’s class of 2024 defies expectations with increase in high school graduation rate
A few years ago, just 73% of the class of 2024, which started school online during a global ... Read more
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National assessment shows Oregon students falling behind in key subjects
Oregon’s fourth and eighth graders are struggling in key subjects more than students in most other states, a ... Read more
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Federal funds ‘pause’ wreaks chaos, confusion among Central Oregon agencies
The Monday order from the Trump administration to pause delivery of federal grants and loans sent some Central ... Read more
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After Oregon governor steps in, Providence and nurses union resume talks amid strike
The Oregon Nurses Association and Providence Health & Services officials returned to in-person mediation Wednesday after Gov. Tina ... Read more
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Oregon officials scrambling to respond to Trump order freezing many federal funds
Oregon leaders were scrambling Tuesday morning after an announcement from the Trump administration that it was at least ... Read more
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Feds cancel research meetings, raising fears about jobs, hundreds of millions to Oregon
Last week, the Trump administration cancelled a series of panels that help determine how billions in federal health ... Read more
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Oregon needs to build 29,500 more homes each year, chief economist says
Oregon needs to build about 29,500 more homes each year, mostly in the Portland region and Willamette Valley, ... Read more
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Oregon courts purge 47,000 past evictions from people’s records
The Oregon state courts system has sealed about 47,000 evictions from Oregonians’ records, the Oregon Judicial Department said. ... Read more