Ted Sickinger
Investigative Reporter at Oregon Live (The Oregonian)
I'm an investigative reporter at The @Oregonian covering energy, state economic development and other business topics.
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5 days ago |
chronline.com | Ted Sickinger
Gov. Tina Kotek signed a bill into law Thursday that will make all lottery winners in the state anonymous unless they consent to having their names released, regardless of the game they won or the size of the prize. Oregon has been one of 23 states that publicly discloses the names of all lottery prize winners.
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6 days ago |
oregonlive.com | Ted Sickinger
Gov. Tina Kotek signed a bill into law Thursday that will make all lottery winners in the state anonymous unless they consent to having their names released, regardless of the game they won or the size of the prize. Oregon has been one of 23 states that publicly discloses the names of all lottery prize winners.
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1 week ago |
chronline.com | Ted Sickinger
An upstart commercial driving academy with branches in Washington and Oregon was allegedly bribing an independent driving tester to obtain passing grades on exams for its unqualified students in Washington, according to state investigative records obtained by The Oregonian/OregonLive and detailed in a story published Friday. Here are five things to know:What was the problem in Washington?
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1 week ago |
oregonlive.com | Ted Sickinger
An upstart commercial driving academy with branches in Washington and Oregon was allegedly bribing an independent driving tester to obtain passing grades on exams for its unqualified students in Washington, according to state investigative records obtained by The Oregonian/OregonLive and detailed in a story published Friday. Here are five things to know: What was the problem in Washington?
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1 week ago |
seattletimes.com | Ted Sickinger
The gold envelopes were stuffed with wads of cash and couriered via UPS. Inside, each $520 to $530 bundle of bills was paper-clipped to a sticky note bearing the birth date of a student seeking a commercial driver’s license in the state of Washington. Regulators believe the money came from Skyline CDL School, an upstart truck-driving academy with branches in Washington and Oregon, they wrote in investigative reports.
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Portland appears to have its own small version of the migrant/asylum crisis. State and county officials seem determined to keep their response, now shuttered, and associated costs under wraps. https://t.co/ZuIlCuiTOy
Did you buy an electric vehicle in the last 12 to 18 months? We’d love to talk tyo you about your motivations, buying experience and life with the vehicle for a story in The Oregonian. Email me at [email protected]. Thanks.
Oregon politician says ‘put your faith in God…you can’t trust doctors,’ when considering COVID vaccination. https://t.co/SxKMYWV4vK