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901

Dissecting the Democratic victory in Washington's 3rd district

902

Old growth logging hasn't slowed down

903

Working through angst with the Portland Yelling Choir

904

A conversation with Sophia the Robot

905

A visit to Washington's one of a kind Crowberry Bog

906

Multnomah County Election Night Behind the Scenes

907

Post election, colleges encourage students to decompress

908

The Rose City Rollers clinch their fifth championship win

909

A look at ranked choice voting in Portland

910

Central Oregon returns show strong leads in state Senate, sheriff and Bend city races

911

Oregon’s second-largest school district to put weapons detectors in high schools

912

Oregon conservationist Bob Sallinger dead at 57

913

Stop Requested: Christmas Valley to La Pine

914

Electrical Boxes Supply Hiccups

915

Ducks excitement covers University of Oregon campus, city of Eugene and beyond

916

Let's do the time change together -- it's DST time again

917

Weekend Edition host Lillian Karabaic interviews a haunted house actor for OPB's At Work With series

918

Rare plant plowed under at Camas golf course leaves researchers worried

919

Portland facility works to break down cultural barriers to psilocybin access for marginalized groups

920

Voting for president while Black and mixed race in Bend

921

How candidates — and their donors — are navigating a first-of-its-kind election season in Portland

922

Proposed shipping container terminal in Coos Bay could boost the economy there

923

At Work With: Haunted House Actor

924

Stop Requested goes to Lakeview

925

All of Oregon's statewide races, explained

926

Offshore wind looked like a sure thing for Oregon — until it wasn’t. What went wrong?

927

The Gresham program growing the next generation of farmers

928

44 years after Mt St Helens erupted, Spirit Lake still faces challenges

929

All five Oregon ballot measures, explained

930

Drama surrounds the race for Deschutes county sheriff

931

The congressional race in Oregon that has the nation's attention

932

Salmon return to Klamath Basin in Oregon after more than a century

933

Pacific University students are super-voters

934

Portland Food Kitchen’s Radical Hospitality

935

Stop Requested 2: Lincoln City to Klamath Falls.

936

A look at Washington's 3rd CD rematch

937

Northwest researchers fight plastics pollution with sugar

938

Pac-12 needs one more school to be recognized as a conference

939

Stop Requested Episode 1: The Dalles to Lincoln City

940

Portland youth tries to reach the International Space Station -- via ham radio

941

Drug laws are back in Oregon. How they are enforced depends on the county.

942

‘Accidental’ release of records reveals Deschutes County sheriff candidate’s troubles in La Mesa

943

Two Oregon counties, two different approaches to drug defflection

944

After years in the minority, Rep. Cliff Bentz tries to give agriculture the advantage in Congress

945

As heir apparent in Oregon’s 3rd Congressional District, Maxine Dexter has more on her mind than campaigning

946

Multnomah county opens its long awaited deflection center this week

947

Oregon Motor Voter Error

948

Oregon Ducks take on Ohio State Buckeyes at Autzen Stadium

949

Oregon Gov. calls for DMV to pause automatic voter registration as number of people mistakenly added to voter rolls grows

950

Racist incidents have plagued David Douglass football

951

Here’s who is running for Portland mayor in November

952

At Work With A Burlesque Dancer

953

jess great divide QA intro

954

Apsáalooke artist based in Portland awarded MacArthur Fellowship

955

Class of 2025 Jobs vs School

956

Author Tom Spanbauer On Real Life With HIV

957

Audio

958

Comic strip makes voting easier

959

Audio

960

Remembering author Tom Spanbauer

961

Oregon's history with table tennis goes way beyond ping pong diplomacy

962

Trail Blazers heading to Sinclair and streaming

963

Climate change is pushing farmers to be more climate resilient

964

Machinists’ union president rallies striking workers at Boeing’s Gresham facility

965

Oregon's Congressional District 5 - Part 3

966

Class of 2025 students getting to graduation with a little help from their friends

967

Local elections officials are removing noncitizens from Oregon voter rolls, as controversy swirls

968

Oregon's 5th congressional district - Part 2

969

Urban-rural divide underscores tensions as congressional candidates vie for Clackamas County

970

Record Oregon wildfire season keeps NWS meteorologists extremely busy

971

Partisan group weeds out hopeful Bend city council candidates in nonpartisan race

972

Oregon football rivalry game expected to be a close one

973

In a sign of the times, Pendleton struggles to figure out what is and isn’t allowed

974

With fundraising flagging, Oregon Republicans’ ambitions rely on Greg Walden

975

Oregon program helps incarcerated youth and adoptable dogs alike. It’s called Project POOCH

976

Volunteers Advocate for Foster Care Kids

977

R.G. Shore on memoir ‘The Ocean Inside Me

978

Audio

979

With deep debt and low-paying jobs, Portland alternative medicine graduates say their degrees will never pay off

980

A private equity firm saved beloved Portland restaurants from bankruptcy. Then it stopped paying its bills

981

NAYA celebrates 50 years of Native culture and history with upcoming powwow

982

Class of 2025's first day of senior year

983

Drug possession is a crime again in Oregon. Here’s what you need to know

984

Portland's community solar program aims to lower utility bills

985

Fast fashion and its effect on Portland clothing makers

986

Spending the summer restoring Oregon waterways

987

Portland water managers plan for a smoky future

988

The Montavilla Jazz Festival

989

Portland’s east side poised to host 2 new venues, could boost the city’s music scene

990

Officials spearheading Oregon drug recriminalization could learn a lot from Washington

991

Final XOXO festival this weekend

992

Multnomah County sheriff agrees to jail people under Portland camping policy, for now

993

Columbia River Swimmer

994

This Portland therapist shares tips on how to meet your match...and keep them

995

3 Portland-area pizzerias receive national recognition, leading to big crowds — and high expectations

996

Heat waves are hitting Oregon’s oldest population the hardest

997

Portland pizzerias and the pain of going viral

998

Portland pizzerias and the pain of going viral

999

Federal officials reject MDMA-assisted therapy for post traumatic stress disorder

1000

Eastern Oregon wildfires