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Latest Oregon economic forecast shows steady growth, uncertain future
Economists say there’s a 50% chance the state pays out another kicker in 2026.

Salem city council passes alternative Gaza ceasefire resolution following hours of public testimony
The Salem City Council approved, 5-4, a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza that removed all references to genocide following hours of emotional public testimony from a diverse group of community members.

Salem’s parks host affordable summer camps, activities for all ages
The city is seeing low registration for its summer parks and recreation programs, which this year feature new pickleball, learning camps and tree climbing options at Silver Falls.

New owners of Salem’s Stettler Supply Co. come from Midwestern farming backgrounds
Nolan Grimm and Taylor Meyer took over irrigation supplier Stettler Supply Co. about a year ago. They plan to bring the company back to its agricultural roots but with fresh perspectives.

Oregon patients needed fentanyl but got tap water — and it went unchecked for nearly two years
Poor data and coordination between regulatory agencies contribute to hospital drug thefts, experts say.

Mayor-Elect Julie Hoy says she’s “building the ramp” to lead Salem
Mayor-Elect Julie Hoy said she plans to spend the next seven months getting a strategy together before she becomes mayor in January. Her Ward 6 council seat will be filled next year by special election.

Salem City Council to consider Gaza ceasefire resolution Tuesday
After scathing testimony from members of the public during recent meetings, the Salem City Council will consider adopting a resolution calling for a permanent ceasefire in the war between Israel and Hamas during its upcoming meeting Tuesday, May 28.

Julie Hoy holds commanding lead in bid to unseat Mayor Chris Hoy
Julie Hoy had about 56% of votes cast in the mayor's race after initial results released 8 p.m. Tuesday.

Salem election results for May 21 primary
Which Hoy will be Salem's mayor? First vote counts will be posted shortly after 8 p.m. Tuesday.
