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We spoke with Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield about efforts to both sue and defend against incursions from the Trump Administration on Oregon law. We also talked with KLCC's Nathan Wilk about a surge in riders of the PeaceHealth bike share program.
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Gov. Tina Kotek is suggesting she’ll call lawmakers back to avoid steep cuts.
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Every Oregon school district will have to adopt a policy prohibiting student cellphone use by Oct. 31. The policies must be in full effect by 2026.
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The Republican-backed budget bill that passed in the U.S. Senate Tuesday authorizes dramatic increases to logging on federal lands managed by the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management. But Oregon counties won’t see most of those revenues if the bill clears the U.S. House unchanged.
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She says the state may begin layoffs in the coming week.
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The 2025 legislative session ended Friday evening at 11:15 p.m. after a marathon day packed with more drama and uncertainty than any session in recent memory.
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The party was scrambling Friday to come up with a modest alternative to its multi-billion dollar road funding bill.
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Community microgrids allow groups of homes and businesses to generate their own electricity without relying on large utilities
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After tweaks that reduced its price tag, HB 2025 found at least one Republican supporter.
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Senate Bill 243 has passed both legislative chambers. Because it was amended, it will receive a final vote in the Senate on Friday.
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An amendment unveiled Wednesday would scale back some proposed tax increases in House Bill 2025.
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Oregon lawmakers have voted to repeal the state's contested wildfire hazard map.