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  1. Diane Megaw

    Oregon’s Columbia Sportswear Is Giving Away a Doomsday Bunker Stocked With Gear and a Robot Dog

    One contestant can win a 40-foot survival bunker stocked with outdoor gear, emergency supplies, and a robotic dog, as part of Oregon-based Columbia Sportswear’s…

  2. Diane Megaw

    Eastern Oregon City Warns Data Center Freeze Could Cost Homeowners Tax Relief

    A pause requested by Oregon Governor Tina Kotek in data-center permitting could delay funding for homeowner tax relief and planned infrastructure improvements in…

  3. Diane Megaw

    Washington State Residents Can Reduce Oregon Tax Bills by Working From Home

    Washington residents who commute to Oregon for work may be able to reduce their state income tax bills by working remotely, as Oregon taxes nonresidents on wages earned…

  4. Diane Megaw

    Many Oregon Homeowners Face Higher Property Tax Bills Even as Their Home Values Fall

    Washington County has issued its annual tax statements, and many homeowners will pay higher property taxes this year, despite a decline in average home values.

  5. Diane Megaw

    NW Natural Customers in Oregon Will Pay More for Gas Starting Tomorrow

    Bills for NW Natural’s Oregon households will rise by about 7.3% from Saturday, Oct. 31, after rate changes were approved by the Oregon Public Utility Commission.

  6. Lucille McNamara

    GM Sold Drivers’ Data, Raising Insurance Bills, Oregon and Washington Say in $220M Settlement

    Oregon and Washington led a coalition of 36 attorneys general who secured a $220 million settlement from General Motors, which allegedly sold driving behavior…

  7. Diane Megaw

    Jackson County Bankruptcy Filings Jump 34%, Four Times Oregon’s Statewide Increase

    Jackson County saw a much sharper rise in bankruptcy filings than Oregon experienced as a whole during the year ending September 30, 2026.

  8. Diane Megaw

    Oregon Is Mailing Checks of Up to $10,000 in Unclaimed Money to 13,000 People This Month

    About 13,000 people are expected to receive checks from Oregon State Treasury in October, sharing in approximately $7 million in unclaimed money. Recipients won't need…

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