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Oregon has built one of the most expansive Medicaid systems in the country with nearly one in three Oregonians enrolled in the Oregon Health Plan, writes Rep. Ed Diehl, R-East Salem. But in doing so, we’ve stretched resources so thin that the most vulnerable among us are at risk of being left behind. With federal cuts likely, Oregon must refocus.

The show continues Sunday at the Hillsboro Airport.

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The switch to virtual or phone visits mark a profound shift in how mental health care is delivered as record-setting numbers seek help.

The annual Fleet of Flowers, a maritime Memorial Day parade, has been a Depoe Bay tradition for 80 years.

The GPS-based device tracks driving speed and limits reckless drivers from accelerating over the posted limit. The law, which attracted strong bipartisan support, will take effect Jan. 1, 2029.

What was most troubling to us was the fact the writer went into detail about how they planned to end their life. Despite empathy from Thomas, the fate of the writer was unknown by column’s end, potentially leaving a message of hopelessness.

The Trump administration announced it will carry out courthouse immigration arrests and a judge in Wisconsin is facing criminal charges.

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