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Normal 0 Occupy Oakland protestors shut down several banks in solidarity with the F29 movement. Normal 0 Occupy Oakland protestors shut down several banks in solidarity with the F29 movement.The following was recorded live from the Occupy Oakland livestream earl... Read more

Normal 0 Portland’s touch-and-go relationship with the FBI continued today as the city council accepted the first annual report detailing Police Bureau cooperation with the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force. KBOO’s ZEKE HARRINGTON has more. Read more

A federal court ruled in favor of a portland based group’s lawsuit regarding oregon environmental standards yesterday. The northwest environmental advocates filed a lawsuit that challenged the EPA’s water quality standards under the clean water act and endangered species ac... Read more

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Normal 0 THIS PAST SATURDAY, OCCUPY EUGENE HELD THE SECOND statewide assembly of the Occupy Wall street movement in Oregon. A rally against corporate personhood drew over four hundred people. Read more

Normal 0 The Oregon House passed a bill yesterday authorizing the creation of Coordinated Care Organizations, or C-C-O-’s, to better serve Medicaid recipients on the Oregon Health Plan. The coordinated care approach will focus on preventive and primary care and, by reduci... Read more

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Normal 0 About forty-two thousand oregon children are living in neighborhoods where a third or more of their neighbors are poor.             This environment creates a variety of challenges for those growing up in low-income households. KBOO’s Aaron Cohen has more. Read more

  The Committee to Protect Journalists released its annual report today, documenting attacks on journalists by governments worldwide. 2011 saw a fifteen-year high of journalists imprisoned for their reporting, more than half of whom were online journalists.   KBOO’s Jenka S... Read more