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Rever Grand Pleads, Prosecution of Founders Continues
The Justice Department reached the plea agreement with new owners who took over in January 2025.
Drazan Launches Campaign for GOP Gubernatorial Nomination
Christine Drazan signaled Monday morning that she hopes to run a different kind of campaign for governor in 2026 than she ran in 2022.
Kulongoski Lends His Name to New Ballot Initiatives Pushing for Open Primaries
The former governor was a key architect of Democrats’ dominance of Oregon. He says the current system isn’t working.
State Officials Continue to Make Subsidized Housing More Expensive
As the rainy season begins, two statewide elected officials made conflicting statements last week about the shortage of roofs over Oregonians’ heads.
The Battle Over Canned Cocktails Enters Another Round
Oregon producers want to sell their products in grocery stores. Grocers want that too, but the OLCC and Oregon beer and wine distributors are opposed.
Gas Tax Referral Campaign Kicks Off
Leaders of the effort will have little time and, potentially, little money.
Port of Arlington Faces Dissolution
It’s extremely unusual for a government entity to miss filing audited financial statements three years in a row.
Wagner Strips Meek of Chairmanship of Key Senate Committee
Sen. Mark Meek (D-Gladstone) is no longer chair or even a member of the Senate Committee on Finance and Revenue.
State Rep. Hòa Nguyễn Dies at 41
The Democratic lawmaker battled cancer throughout the past legislative session.
Ex-Blazer Chris Dudley and Former MMA Fighter Chael Sonnen to Address GOP Reagan Dinner
The two former athletes are among those mulling 2026 challenges to Gov. Tina Kotek.