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People with mental illness in jail face long waits for treatment in Oregon | The Story | Jan. 30, 2023
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Oregon couple argues undervalued home appraisal was discriminatory
Mike Kiser and his husband refinanced their home, but an appraiser who said he disapproved of same-sex relationships undervalued it by $215,000 dollars.
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Mother’s struggle to find treatment for son highlights Oregon mental health system gaps
With no available beds at the Oregon State Hospital, Kristen Benton said she had no choice but to have her son arrested to try to get him into a safe place.
The Story
Here's how many Oregon state employees aren't actually working in Oregon
The pandemic expanded opportunities for remote work, which has a lot of upsides. But remote workers who aren't living locally also end up costing Oregonians.
The Story
Oregon’s Republicans in Congress join ‘Conservative Climate Caucus’
Like her colleague Congressman Cliff Bentz, new Congresswoman Lori Chavez-Deremer has joined a group of lawmakers focused on climate legislation.
The Story
Oregon has state employees living and working remotely all over the country
The pandemic expanded opportunities for remote work, which has a lot of upsides. But remote workers who aren't living locally also end up costing Oregonians.
The Story
The Oregon state workers who don't actually live or work in Oregon | The Story | Jan. 27, 2023
The state of Oregon has thousands of employees who are still working remotely — and hundreds who don't actually live in Oregon.
The Story
Portland launches '90-day reset' for Central Eastside Industrial district
The plan involves sweeping homeless camps, removing trash and graffiti, improving lighting and increasing police presence in the area.
The Story
Do Republicans have a chance of winning statewide political office in Oregon?
Last night we aired our interview with Republican gubernatorial candidate Christine Drazan. The Story viewers shared their thoughts with us.
The Story
Portland launches cleanup of Central Eastside Industrial district | The Story | Jan. 26, 2023
After business leaders clamored for action in November, Mayor Ted Wheeler announced Thursday that a "90-day reset" for the Central Eastside district is underway.
The Story
How to get involved with the Oregon legislative process from your own home
There were few positives to come out of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the expansion in virtual communication is a real game-changer in public policy.
The Story
One man’s story of struggling with drug addiction in The Dalles | The Story extras
Yesterday, Blair Best reported on outreach workers in The Dalles. She also spoke to some of the people who are on the streets and haven’t found help.
The Story
Oregon couple argues undervalued home appraisal was discriminatory
Mike Kiser and his husband refinanced their home, but an appraiser who said he disapproved of same-sex relationships undervalued it by $215,000 dollars.
The Story
Mother’s struggle to find treatment for son highlights Oregon mental health system gaps
With no available beds at the Oregon State Hospital, Kristen Benton said she had no choice but to have her son arrested to try to get him into a safe place.
The Story
Here's how many Oregon state employees aren't actually working in Oregon
The pandemic expanded opportunities for remote work, which has a lot of upsides. But remote workers who aren't living locally also end up costing Oregonians.
The Story
Oregon’s Republicans in Congress join ‘Conservative Climate Caucus’
Like her colleague Congressman Cliff Bentz, new Congresswoman Lori Chavez-Deremer has joined a group of lawmakers focused on climate legislation.
The Story
Oregon has state employees living and working remotely all over the country
The pandemic expanded opportunities for remote work, which has a lot of upsides. But remote workers who aren't living locally also end up costing Oregonians.
The Story
The Oregon state workers who don't actually live or work in Oregon | The Story | Jan. 27, 2023
The state of Oregon has thousands of employees who are still working remotely — and hundreds who don't actually live in Oregon.
The Story
Portland launches '90-day reset' for Central Eastside Industrial district
The plan involves sweeping homeless camps, removing trash and graffiti, improving lighting and increasing police presence in the area.
The Story
Do Republicans have a chance of winning statewide political office in Oregon?
Last night we aired our interview with Republican gubernatorial candidate Christine Drazan. The Story viewers shared their thoughts with us.
The Story
Portland launches cleanup of Central Eastside Industrial district | The Story | Jan. 26, 2023
After business leaders clamored for action in November, Mayor Ted Wheeler announced Thursday that a "90-day reset" for the Central Eastside district is underway.
The Story
How to get involved with the Oregon legislative process from your own home
There were few positives to come out of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the expansion in virtual communication is a real game-changer in public policy.
The Story
One man’s story of struggling with drug addiction in The Dalles | The Story extras
Yesterday, Blair Best reported on outreach workers in The Dalles. She also spoke to some of the people who are on the streets and haven’t found help.
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