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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 11, 2026
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- Jul 21, 2026
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Beware of wildfire recovery scams (opens the original)
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Oregonians should exercise significant caution to avoid potential scams when they seek contractors for help to rebuild their homes after a wildfire or support an online fundraising campaign for those who have been affected by the fires, according to state emergency officials. The Oregon Department of Emergency Management in a press release urged Oregonians to make donations through secure websites and research a contractor’s history before paying for debris removal or home repairs. People should
How should Oregon look to other states for economic prosperity? (opens the original)
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For months, Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek’s prosperity council has made headlines with a key focus: How best to jumpstart Oregon’s economy and what practices from other states may make that possible. The governor’s top economic advisers answered that question in late June with a litany of recommendations including cutting taxes, replacing a key state climate program, and allocating a quarter of a billion state dollars for business infrastructure needs every two years. The findings are based on what the
Emergency alert system popular in rural Ore. (opens the original)
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Participation in Oregon's voluntary statewide emergency alert system designed for natural disasters and public safety threats has been far higher in rural counties than in the Portland metro area, according to a new study. A seismic monitoring station in Oregon. A new study details emergency alert efforts in Oregon to respond quickly to natural disasters. Researchers from the Ohio-based Miami University published their findings on Monday in Disaster Prevention and Management: An International Jo
Psilocybin raises safety concerns (opens the original)
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Oregon’s landmark effort allowing adults older than 21 to access psilocybin has evolved beyond “strictly medical uses” and may be allowing more people to enroll in the program than is safe, according to a new study. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University published their findings in mid-June in the International Journal of Drug Policy, drawing upon 2025 data from the Oregon Health Authority. The study notes most patients in Oregon’s program come from high-income backgrounds and outside of Oregon
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