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Johnson attacks on Portland, Kotek draw mixed reactions

Portland Tribune - News

The unaffiliated candidate for Oregon governor is attracting national attention for her rhetoric.
Survey: Wildfire fears eased after spring rains soak Oregon

Portland Tribune - News

Nearly 80% of respondents had moderate or great concern about the loss of public forestland.
Audit: Reform, safeguards needed for Oregon education system

Portland Tribune - News

While the report calls on state leaders to help, the suggested reviews may be at odds with state requirements.
Auditor: Some progress made on Portland permit problems

Portland Tribune - News

Timeliness is still an issue despite welcome focus by Commissioners Dan Ryan and Mingus Mapps, new report…
FEMA: Safe Rest Village violates Sears Armory restrictions

Portland Tribune - News

UPDATE: Portland is working to change the allowed use of the property used for the new Safe Rest Village.
All Milwaukie police officers begin using body cameras

Portland Tribune - News

For just under $100,000, city signs five-year contract with Motorola for all equipment, training, storage
Games & Puzzle Corner

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Looking to play some games? We've got you covered with mini-crosswords, word searches, and sudoku!
Roe v. Wade reversal inspires Milwaukie council candidate

Portland Tribune - News

If elected in November, Rebecca Stavenjord plans to represent women and caregivers
Wheeler to declare gun violence emergency as shootings…

Portland Tribune - News

The Portland mayor announces Safer Summer PDX plan to reduce shootings and deaths in coming months.
Oregon City faith healer pleads guilty to hurting second son

Portland Tribune - News

Shannon Hickman, who served six years in prison for infant's death, admits to slapping her other boy.
Supreme Court rulings reignite efforts to change Oregon…

Portland Tribune - News

After the court OK'd state funds for parochial schools in Maine, one group sees room for Oregon to do the…
Fire damages apartment in downtown Portland

Portland Tribune - News

No one is reported injured in the early Wednesday fire near Southwest 12th and Alder.
Auditor criticizes Portland Fire for lack of diversity

Portland Tribune - News

The Portland Fire Bureau is too white, male and straight, a newly released city audit charges.
Lawsuit: Leslie Wright files for 'mirror,' not Oregon City…

Portland Tribune - News

Candidate writes incorrect word on official paperwork; judge will decide whether it's grounds for tossing him…
Quip City: Why Johnson called Portland the 'city of roaches'

Portland Tribune - News

Update: Johnson says comment was about 'trash, not people.' Calls criticism of her comments 'false outrage.'
Portland charter reform rulings clash

Portland Tribune - News

City officials seem to disagree on whether changes require more than one ballot measure.
East vs. west meets left vs. right in 5th District race

Portland Tribune - News

Abortion likely to be big issue in the election after the U.S. Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade.
Attempted murder charges for man accused of attacking…

Portland Tribune - News

Keffer James White, 29, is accused of an unprovoked attack on two elderly men who were waiting at a bus stop.
Pay raises, retention bonus coming for Portland school…

Portland Tribune - News

Board approves historic wage increase for custodians. Teachers and cafeteria workers will see COLAs and…
Leadership changing at Business for a Better Portland

Portland Tribune - News

Retiring state Rep. Karin Powers, D-Milwaukie, to lead transition with founding executive director over the…
In abortion access fight, Oregon has a tool unlike any other

Portland Tribune - News

Washington state looks to emulate Oregon's toughest-in-the-nation health care merger law.
Deaths double typical level during June 2021 'heat dome'

Portland Tribune - News

A new report from Multnomah County supports a previous assumption that the heat event led to an increase in…
Council to hear proposed Portland government changes

Portland Tribune - News

The afternoon June 29 hearing will include a report from the Charter Commission on the Nov. 8 measure to…
Minimum wage will increase July 1 in Oregon

Portland Tribune - News

Wages will increase to $14.75 for much of the Portland area, $13.50 for outlying areas.

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In abortion access fight, Oregon has a tool unlike any other

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Quip City: Why Johnson called Portland the 'city of roaches'

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Minimum wage will increase July 1 in Oregon

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Governor stands firm: Local access to abortion will stay

Portland Tribune - News
TriMet dealing with assaults, staffing shortage

Portland Tribune - News
Willamette Cove temporarily closed for environmental sampling

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon House speaker shuffles committee assignments

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon senators: Only Congress can safeguard gay rights

Portland Tribune - News
Expert: Money alone will not solve Portland's homeless crisis

Portland Tribune - News
Cirque redux: Iconic French-Canadian circus returns

Portland Tribune - Features
PDX resumes four international flight routes, adds new one

Portland Tribune - News
Wild west may settle partisan power in Salem

Portland Tribune - News
Schrader votes against one of two federal gun bills

Portland Tribune - News
Updated: Softball Slideshow: Pendleton/Griswold 2, Wilsonville 0

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5th District Congress race split politically, geographically

Portland Tribune - News
New and very different USS Oregon joins the U.S. Navy

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Women win: Big trend in Oregon primary as voters leaned their way

Portland Tribune - News
Ukrainian refugees start new life in Lake Oswego

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New Portland State AD talks opportunities, challenges

June 30, 2022 Portland Tribune - Sports

John Johnson, leading his third Big Sky program, brings four decades of experience to the Park Blocks.

Portland Timbers hold off Houston Dynamo

June 30, 2022 Portland Tribune - Sports

Wednesday 2-1 win moves Portland to eighth place in Western Conference. Timbers win two in a row for first time in 2022.

Goalkeeper Steve Clark embraces new challenge

Portland Tribune - Sports

Now with the Houston Dynamo, Clark appreciates return to Providence Park despite his team falling to the Timbers.
Report: USC and UCLA negotiating move to Big Ten

Portland Tribune - Sports

The two Los Angeles-area schools are reportedly interested in leaving the Pac 12 for the conference out east.
Blazers begin 2022-2023 preseason in Seattle; Host two games at Moda Center

Portland Tribune - Sports

Portland will take on the LA Clippers to open its five-game preseason set at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle.
PHOTOS: LIV Golf pro-am goes off at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club

Portland Tribune - Sports

The first LIV Golf event in the U.S. teed off with a pro-am Wednesday at the North Plains course.
Early look: Experienced offensive line a foundation for Oregon football

Portland Tribune - Sports

Ducks returns five blockers who started eight or more games last season, including center Alex Forsyth of West Linn.
On Soccer: Portland Timbers not about star power

Portland Tribune - Sports

While more big names land in MLS this summer, Timbers' focus is building confidence, chemistry.Photos by Diego G. Diaz
Man sets wheelchair world record on Sauvie Island

Portland Tribune - Sports

Ian Mackay rode 184.4 miles in 24 hours using a mouth-controlled motorized wheelchair.
Scoresheet: Seattle Mariners beat Baltimore Orioles, 9-3

Portland Tribune - Sports

Daily sports news, including Seattle Mariners and Hillsboro Hops game results and college notes.
Hops drop 4-of-6 to Vancouver, Tawa promoted to Double-A

Portland Tribune - Sports

West Linn native and Stanford alum Tim Tawa was promoted to Double-A Amarillo June 23.
Niezgoda scores twice in Portland Timbers 3-0 win over Colorado

Portland Tribune - Sports

Portland defeats Colorado 3-0 on Saturday in first home match in more than a month; Niezgoda scores twice.
Hardwood hero A.J. Vukovich makes good on the diamond

Portland Tribune - Sports

The Hops infielder and former prep basketball standout chose pro baseball over a college career at Louisville.
The first step: Blazers introduce draft picks, talk approach to team building

Portland Tribune - Sports

Shaedon Sharpe and Jabari Walker are given their jerseys as Joe Cronin and Chauncey Billups preach mentality, talent.
Oregon State football special teams returns record breakers

Portland Tribune - Sports

With punter Luke Loecher and placekicker Everett Hayes, the Beavers have experience on special teams.
Ron Tonkin Field construction will prepare for future of baseball

Portland Tribune - Sports

Renovations center around new mandates from MLB, as well as a chance to revamp the Hillsboro venue.
Ryan Crouser wins USA shot put title, Williams fourth in 100

Portland Tribune - Sports

Micah Williams misses qualifying for world championships at competition in Eugene.
On Soccer: Can the Portland Timbers turn around dreary season?

Portland Tribune - Sports

COLUMN: Club hopes the return to health of key players can provide a boost in second half of schedule.

Portland Tribune Sports

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My View: My belief in the right to choose

Portland Tribune - Opinion
My View: Time to celebrate America's secular founding

Portland Tribune - Opinion
My View: Unsheltered homelessness crisis can be solved

Portland Tribune - Opinion
NAMI: Kindness can help improve minority mental health

Portland Tribune - Opinion
Happy Valley resident: Zealots on right don't really care about life

Portland Tribune - Opinion
Former state official: Thousands on brink of losing health care

Portland Tribune - Opinion
Oregon nonprofit leader: Cents and sensibility both important for protecting…

Portland Tribune - Opinion
My View: We saw the end of Roe v. Wade, and we took action

Portland Tribune - Opinion
Opinion: Who is helping Leslie Wright write his articles?

Portland Tribune - Opinion
Oregon City candidate: I created 'false impression' with comment

Portland Tribune - Opinion
The $60 million question for Portland Public Schools: Where is the money going?

Portland Tribune - Opinion
The time to support local news is now

Portland Tribune - Opinion
Milwaukie resident: Stop giving Betsy Johnson so much press

Portland Tribune - Opinion
My view: Portland may have turned a corner

Portland Tribune - Opinion
My view: Part of the history; growing up in a Title IX world

Portland Tribune - Opinion
My view: In it together (whether we like it or not)

Portland Tribune - Opinion
Washington County seeks input on NW 174th Ave project in Bethany

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OPINION: Oregonians strongly back equality for girls and women

Portland Tribune - Opinion

Politics

FEMA: Safe Rest Village violates Sears Armory restrictions

June 30, 2022 Portland Tribune - Politics Jim Redden

UPDATE: Portland is working to change the allowed use of the property used for the new Safe Rest Village.

East vs. west meets left vs. right in 5th District race

June 28, 2022 Portland Tribune - Politics Gary A. Warner, Oregon Capital Bureau

Abortion likely to be big issue in the election after the U.S. Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade.

Quip City: Why Johnson called Portland the 'city of roaches'

Portland Tribune - Politics

Update: Johnson says comment was about 'trash, not people.' Calls criticism of her comments 'false outrage.'
Portland charter reform rulings clash

Portland Tribune - Politics

City officials seem to disagree on whether changes require more than one ballot measure.
Will abortion affect the 2022 Oregon election?

Portland Tribune - Politics

Most voters said abortion was their least important issue before the U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
New Hatfield biography focuses on early years, governorship

Portland Tribune - Politics

With Senate papers due to open, historian praises 'admirable leadership,' but also touches on later scandals.
U.S. Supreme Court overturns reproductive rights

Portland Tribune - Politics

Oregon reactions roll in on the ruling that ends federal guarantees of a woman's right to choose.
My View: My belief in the right to choose

Portland Tribune - Politics

Legislator: Oregon must continue its leadership in standing up for access to reproductive care.
Governor stands firm: Local access to abortion will stay

Portland Tribune - Politics

Gov. Kate Brown and her counterparts in Washington and California issue a 'Multi-State Commitment.'
Willamette Cove temporarily closed for environmental sampling

Portland Tribune - Politics

Boating and other public uses of the area of the Willamette River are prohibited for several weeks.
Oregon House speaker shuffles committee assignments

Portland Tribune - Politics

Economic Development, Housing, Judiciary and others get new lineups in a potential preview of 2023.
Oregon senators: Only Congress can safeguard gay rights

Portland Tribune - Politics

Advocates join Merkley and Wyden to say state laws and Supreme Court decisions are not enough to end legal bias.
Expert: Money alone will not solve Portland's homeless crisis

Portland Tribune - Politics

Nationally recognized expert Rosanne Haggerty tells area advocates that real-time, by-name data is needed.
Two insiders to head Portland planning, sustainability bureau

Portland Tribune - Politics

The interim director and interim deputy director are appointed as permanent bureau leaders.
Local author predicted grim Portland years ago

Portland Tribune - Politics

Long unavailable novel, 'The Forever Man,' by writer Pierre Ouellette will likely be published again next year.
Suspect in protest shooting known to FBI

Portland Tribune - Politics

For years, people reported the alleged shooter's violent behavior and racist outbursts to the FBI, which contacted him in 2021.
Betsy Johnson back at old stomping grounds for St. Helens rally

Portland Tribune - Politics

The former state senator and gubernatorial hopeful met supporters at the Columbia County Fairgrounds on Tuesday.
Report: Climate crisis negatively impacting youth mental health

Portland Tribune - Politics

The Oregon Health Authority finds fires, drought, rising temperatures are chronic stressors for young people.

Features

Milwaukie to host July 13 late poet Ann Staley tribute reading

June 30, 2022 Portland Tribune - Features Ellen Spitaleri

Separate presentation to honor Black American poets during First Friday on July 8

See fireworks from Oaks Amusement Park, Waterfront Blues Festival

June 29, 2022 Portland Tribune - Features Jason Vondersmith

There will be Fourth of July carnivals, parade and rodeos in the Portland area this weekend, including Monday, July 4

Longtime acting teacher Beth Harper ready to retire

Portland Tribune - Features

She'll stay at The Actors Conservatory, which she founded in 1985, to help the transition to new leader Michael Mendelson.
Man sets wheelchair world record on Sauvie Island

Portland Tribune - Features

Ian Mackay rode 184.4 miles in 24 hours using a mouth-controlled motorized wheelchair.
Daily Life: Portland's Sophia Takla wins Miss Oregon pageant

Portland Tribune - Features

Check back here for daily updates on happenings in the Metro Life entertainment and cultural world.
Lake Oswego art community reemerges at this year's Festival of the Arts

Portland Tribune - Features

About 10,000 people attended the beloved festival, which was back in full force this year.
Rage, and hope, remain for author Lidia Yuknavitch

Portland Tribune - Features

People and circumstances can change, as Portland writer shows in new novel 'Thrust'
Clackamas Repertory Theatre to open with 'Desperate Measures'

Portland Tribune - Features

Lively musical kicking off 2022 season is set in the Wild West, runs from July 1-24
SLIDESHOW: Hot-air balloons on display in Tigard

Portland Tribune - Features

The Tigard Festival of Balloons is underway, restoring a time-honored tradition after two years of cancellations.
Corey Brunish revels in producing Stephen Sondheim's 'Company'

Portland Tribune - Features

The production won five Tony Awards, and he held up a portrait of Sondheim during acceptance for best musical revival.
Bigger, better Chamber Music Northwest Summer Festival coming up

Portland Tribune - Features

It is themed 'Inspirations & Influences' and mixes composers and their sound and how they impact peers.
Fun and flying: Tigard Festival of Balloons returns

Portland Tribune - Features

There will be as many as 20 balloons taking flight June 24-26 at Cook Park; tethered rides are available for all ages.
The Delines - Amy Boone, Willy Vlautin - celebrate new album

Portland Tribune - Features

'The Sea Drift,' coming out June 24, marks full return of 'strength' and 'confidence' for Boone after bad accident.
A Little Bit Off presents world premiere of 'A Grave Mistake'

Portland Tribune - Features

Horror-themed comedy about Victorian-era conmen set for July 2-3 at Chapel Theatre in Milwaukie
Portland's Waterfront Blues Festival a long time comin'

Portland Tribune - Features

Blues Fest returns to the grassy bowl with a solid lineup, from TGIF fun to patriotic fireworks on a holiday Monday.
Clackamas On Tap and Uncorked returns with food, drink, raffle

Portland Tribune - Features

Event takes place on June 25 at Sara Hite Memorial Rose Garden at Milwaukie Community Center
Head outdoors for summer flicks

Portland Tribune - Features

View 'Sing 2,' 'Encanto' and more at venues including Pix Patisserie, Portland parks, Cinema Unbound at OMSI.
Clackamas Community College celebrates Juneteenth, Pride Month

Portland Tribune - Features

Inaugural Summer Connections event held June 17 at the college's campus in Oregon City

Wheels

2022 Volvo V90 Cross Country B6 AWD: A PNW favorite

June 30, 2022 Jim Redden

The sporty wagon continues to offer impressive on- and off-road performance.

Subaru Forester heads for the Wilderness

June 30, 2022 Jeff Zurschmeide

If you are looking for an off-road SUV you can drive every day, be sure to test-drive the Subaru Forester Wilderness.

Family-friendly Chevrolet Tahoe continues to improve

The full-size SUV has been upgraded to better compete against new models on the market.
SLIDESHOW: Classic cars shine at Tigard festival

The Festival of Cars, an open cruise-in, was held as part of the larger Tigard Festival of Balloons on Sunday, June 26.
GMC adds extra-tall Extract Mode to HUMMER EV Pickup

The HUMMER already carries segment-exclusive features such as 4-Wheel-Steer and CrabWalk that have been proven off-road from the desert of Arizona…
2022 Acura MDX SH-AWD Type S: High performance luxury SUV

The performance version of the completely redesigned SUV is impressive both on and off the road.
Thank goodness its Thursday in downtown Gresham

Historic Business Association celebrates return of summer series with classic cars, music, family fun
Chevy Bolt EV: Price cuts boost appeal

The first affordable electric vehicle with reassuring range is a top pick again.
Subaru BRZ is just about perfect for a Portland sports car

The revised roadster handles well in the rain and will never leak because it only comes as a hardtop.
Gambler 500 Rally cleans up Oregon public lands

The annual event mixes crazy cars, environmental service and live music for a fun weekend.
2022 Subaru BRZ: More power, better handling, still affordable

The back-to-basic sports care has been redesigned without changing its fun-loving character.
Jaguar's F-Type just keeps getting better

The true heir to the legendary Jaguar E-Type is a world-class sports car of the highest quality.
AJ Allmendinger wins rain-soaked NASCAR race at PIR

The 40-year-old driver, who once won a Champ Car race in Portland, recovered from some mistakes to take the green flag.
2022 KIA EV6 GT-Line RWD: Compelling new EV

The new all-electric compact crossover is styling, fun to drive and can power your parties.
Buick commits to an all-electric future

The Buick Wildcat EV concept illustrates the new global brand design for production vehicles going forward.
2022 Mercedes EQS 580 4MATIC Sedan: Luxury EV

The Executive Sedan is first of a line of all-electric luxury vehicles from the German manufacturer.
2022 Lincoln Corsair PHEV delivers surprising luxury

An upscale small crossover SUV that saves gas in daily driving but can still do long trips without recharging.
NASCAR Xfinity Series race features Portland ChampCar winner

AJ Allmendinger won race in Portland in 2006 and returns in the NASCAR Xfinity race on June 3 to 4.

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