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Tina Kotek · Oregon

Gov. Kotek Calls for Special Session on ODOT Needs

80% Center coverage: 15 sources

The special session, scheduled to start Aug. 29, will address ODOT operations that were not funded after lawmakers adjourned last month without passing a transportation package.See the Story

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Virginia hospitals face 'billions' in cuts as Medicaid officials await federal guidance

50% Center coverage: 8 sources

RICHMOND, Va. Virginia Medicaid officials are still waiting for crucial information about how recent federal changes will affect the 1.9 million Virginians enrolled in the program.Cheryl Roberts, Virginia's Medicaid Director, told state lawmakers Wednesday that guidance is lacking on most aspects of President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill," which includes significant changes to Medicaid."When I say we don't know, we really don't know yet," Rob…See the Story

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Oregon Leaders Decry New Head Start Immigration Restrictions

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

Oregon’s Head Start programs are in flux after the federal government reversed a decades-long rule that allowed children 5 and younger, regardless of immigration status, to participate in the national early childhood care program that enrolls more than 12,000 Oregon children.See the Story

Farm Stand Rule Changes Put on Pause, Gov. Kotek Says, After Significant Blowback

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

In a statement, the governor's office said that the Department of Land Conservation and Development was told to halt farm stand rulemaking and "reassess next steps."Tina Kotek · Douglas County See the Story

Planners Reject Landfill Expansion

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The Benton County Planning Commission unanimously shot down a proposed 70-acre expansion of the Coff n Butte Landfill on Tuesday, July 22.Corvallis · Corvallis See the Story

Corvallis City Council Steps Toward Israeli Divestment, BDS - The Corvallis Advocate

The BDS movement didn’t look like it was on Monday’s Corvallis City Council agenda, but that didn’t stop the Council from deciding to move forward on it. But before we get into that, let’s look at BDS, or the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement; and what it is and some different views of it. The movement explains itself as Palestinian led and asserts that Israel is a colonizing apartheid state that is committing genocide. The movement’s o…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

State Agency Feels it has to Warn Employers that Threats to Call ICE are Illegal - The Corvallis Advocate

Para leer esta historia en español, haga clic aquí. Threatening to call federal immigration authorities on employees after they raised concerns about their working conditions is considered illegal retaliation, the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries is warning employers. Oregon law prohibits employers from discriminating or retaliating against workers because of their national origin, which includes actions that target workers based on their i…Corvallis · Corvallis Read Article

Gov. Kotek Made a Deal with Nvidia to Get AI Education in Oregon Schools, What Does it Mean? - The Corvallis Advocate

Months after Oregon signed an agreement with the computer chip company Nvidia to educate K-12 and college students about artificial intelligence, details about how AI concepts and “AI literacy” will be taught to children as young as 5 remain unclear. An April agreement signed by Gov. Tina Kotek, Higher Education Coordinating Commission Executive Director Ben Cannon and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, directs $10 million of state money be spent on expan…Tina Kotek · Corvallis Read Article

City Council Okays Controversial $10,000 Spend on City Manager Evaluation - The Corvallis Advocate

On Monday, July 21, the Corvallis City Council voted to spend $10,382 towards an evaluation of City Manager Mark Shepard’s job performance. And there are some controversies about that, and even some question about what the City is really getting for its money. First, the basics. The proposal was submitted by Council President Paul Shaffer and Vice-President Charlyn Ellis. Shaffer represents Ward 7, and Ellis Ward 5. “In discussion following the …Corvallis · Corvallis Read Article

Oregon’s student loan watchdog logs record high complaints

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Oregonians are filing a record number of grievances with a state official who helps ensure student loan servicers follow the law, according to an annual report from the Department of Consumer and Business Services.Salem, Oregon · Salem See the Story

OSU Engineering's Top 12 Grants Received over the Last School Year - The Corvallis Advocate

Public funding is crucial to engineering research that advances technologies to create a healthier, safer, more prosperous, and more sustainable future. So it wouldn’t be surprising to learn the largest grants received by Oregon State University’s College of Engineering came from federal and state agencies during the 2024-25 school year. Here’s a list of the top twelve largest grants from over the last school year… 1. Advancing marine technology…Corvallis · Corvallis Read Article

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Gov. Kotek Calls for Special Session on ODOT Needs

Virginia hospitals face 'billions' in cuts as Medicaid officials await federal guidance

Oregon Leaders Decry New Head Start Immigration Restrictions

Farm Stand Rule Changes Put on Pause, Gov. Kotek Says, After Significant Blowback

Planners Reject Landfill Expansion

Corvallis City Council Steps Toward Israeli Divestment, BDS - The Corvallis Advocate

State Agency Feels it has to Warn Employers that Threats to Call ICE are Illegal - The Corvallis Advocate

Gov. Kotek Made a Deal with Nvidia to Get AI Education in Oregon Schools, What Does it Mean? - The Corvallis Advocate

City Council Okays Controversial $10,000 Spend on City Manager Evaluation - The Corvallis Advocate

Oregon’s student loan watchdog logs record high complaints

OSU Engineering's Top 12 Grants Received over the Last School Year - The Corvallis Advocate

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Farm Stand Rule Changes Put on Pause, Gov. Kotek Says, After Significant Blowback

Planners Reject Landfill Expansion

Corvallis City Council Steps Toward Israeli Divestment, BDS - The Corvallis Advocate

State Agency Feels it has to Warn Employers that Threats to Call ICE are Illegal - The Corvallis Advocate

Gov. Kotek Made a Deal with Nvidia to Get AI Education in Oregon Schools, What Does it Mean? - The Corvallis Advocate

City Council Okays Controversial $10,000 Spend on City Manager Evaluation - The Corvallis Advocate

Oregon’s student loan watchdog logs record high complaints

OSU Engineering's Top 12 Grants Received over the Last School Year - The Corvallis Advocate