Clackamas, Other Counties Investigating Suspected Heat-Related Deaths
The brutal heat wave that led to excessive heat warnings and a broad emergency declaration for most Oregon counties last […]
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Candidates Spar Over Guns, Abortion, Homelessness in First Oregon Governor Debate
The three women running to be Oregon’s next governor sparred over abortion, homelessness, guns and climate change in their first […]
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Oregon Governor, Lawmakers Condemn SCOTUS Ruling Overturning Roe v. Wade
The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision Friday to overturn nearly 50 years of abortion rights protections sparked an outpouring of condemnation […]
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Health Officials Identify First Suspected Case of Monkeypox in Oregon
The first suspected case of monkeypox has emerged in Oregon. The Oregon Health Authority said Thursday that an unidentified man […]
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625 New Affordable Homes Headed to Areas Affected by 2020 Labor Day Fires
Oregon counties devastated by the 2020 Labor Day fires will get 625 new affordable homes thanks to more than $73 […]
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‘Blue Dog’ Days May Be Over in Oregon’s 5th Congressional District
The Blue Dog Democrats in Congress for years have attached themselves to a piece of hard political logic: If you […]
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Oregon Groups to Protest Gun Violence, Advocate for Reforms This Weekend
Marches against gun violence and to advocate for gun control legislation will occur Saturday and Sunday in four Oregon cities. […]
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Schrader One of Only Two Democrats to Vote Against Gun Control Package
Oregon Representative Kurt Schrader, a longtime Canby-area resident and former Canby planning commissioner, was one of only two congressional Democrats […]
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Oregon Legislators Prepare for U.S. Supreme Court to Overturn Roe v. Wade
Oregon state legislators are preparing for the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade, which has guaranteed abortion rights […]
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Canby’s Drazan Leads in Early Poll on Oregon Governor’s Race
As counties tallied primary ballots last month (some more slowly than others), one fact became evident: The next governor of […]
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