Harney County's Dag Robinson Takes Helm as Chair of U.S. Election Standards Board
Harney County Clerk Dag Robinson has been elected to chair the Standards Board of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, bringing his 30+ years of experience in Oregon's election system to the national level.
Portland Public Schools Board Approves Potential Expansion of JROTC Programs Amid Community Debate
The Portland Public Schools board approved considering JROTC programs in high schools by a 4-3 vote, sparking concerns over potential funding shifts and recruitment of disadvantaged students.
Clackamas County Announces 2024 State of the County Forum on May 9 at Monarch Hotel
The 2024 State of the County forum in Clackamas County is set for May 9, where attendees can hear from commissioners about local achievements and future plans. Registration is required, with paid and free seating options.
Oregon Attorney General Race Intensifies With Diverse Trio of Candidates Eyeing May Primary
The Oregon attorney general race features former House Speaker Dan Rayfield, civil rights advocate Pomerantz, and Republican Will Lathrop, each with distinct priorities ranging from drug trafficking to civil rights and housing.
Final Debate Intensifies as Schmidt and Vasquez Vie for Multnomah County District Attorney amid Portland Protests
The final debate in the Multnomah County DA race saw incumbent Mike Schmidt and challenger Nathan Vasquez clash over protest-related charge dismissals and Measure 110 implications.
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek Clarifies First Spouse Role, No Office or Chief Staff for Aimee Kotek Wilson
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek outlines the role of First Spouse, ensuring transparency and aiming to focus on state issues without establishing an office or staff for her partner, Aimee Kotek Wilson.