Rogue of the Week The Rogue desk would love to join Basic Rights Oregon in celebrating the House's passage of House Bill 2007 on Tuesday. The bill, which would give gay couples similar rights to those of married heter ...   More

Rogue of the Week Who cares about a tiny minnow that lives in puddles, stagnant marshes and beaver ponds? According to scientists at the Institute for Wildlife in Eugene, you should. And they've even provided a Rogue ...   More

Rogue of the Week This week's scalding brand of shame lands on radio station KUFO and its CBS Radio parent for stopping local radio personalities Kristine Levine and "Big" Jim Willig from participating in a comedy show ...   More

Rogue of the Week From the shadowy reaches of futuristic-sounding "robo calls" springs this week's Rogue—an as yet nameless narc of nonelection-year nefariousness. Last week, Oregon House District 30 got blasted ...   More

Rogue of the Week We're honoring this week's Rogue, House Minority Leader Wayne Scott (R-Canby), not only for boorish behavior toward his colleagues but for throwing his heft behind a claim that defies common sense. A ...   More

Rogue of the Week Hitting your local Plaid Pantry on a beer run? Better put on a new shirt. The Beaverton-based convenience-store chain has long had a policy against selling alcohol to "people with dirty and dishevele ...   More

Rogue of the Week Laura Jones—5 feet, 6 inches and 125 pounds—could have been on the path to Vogue. Instead, the aspiring 22-year-old model from Vancouver uncovered this week's Rogue—5th Element Arti ...   More

Rogue of the Week This week, the Rogue gets personal.That's because I learned firsthand recently that the next item up for bid on The Price is Right is the "shattered" dreams of wannabe contestants who have traveled fr ...   More

Rogue of the Week Robert Maxwell is Oregon's only living Congressional Medal of Honor recipient—and all he's wanted for 50 years is a license plate to prove it.But this week's Rogue, the Oregon Department of Tran ...   More

Rogue of the Week When state ambulance inspectors found problems such as expired medicine and outdated equipment in 2004 at American Medical Response, officials with Multnomah County's sole ambulance-service contractor ...   More