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Ill-fated vaccine fight stoked grassroots anger
Portland Tribune - NewsMotivated citizens, egged on by social media campaigns and powerful anti-vaccine groups, left some… -
Parkrose students celebrate prom after gun scare
Portland Tribune - NewsHigh school administrators considered cancelling the prom but decided it should go on after discussing how…
Lawmakers wrestle with plans for kicker 'windfall'
Portland Tribune - News
Paying down PERS debt is one strategy, and others want to 'sock it away' for a rainy budget day
Parkrose student with gun heads to court
Portland Tribune - News
UPDATE: Hero of incident, Keanon Lowe, speaks out about his reactions on Friday.
Hackers steal info from Construction Contractors Board…
Business Tribune - News
More than 8,000 accounts were compromised during a security breach that occurred between Oct. 27 and Oct. 29
Frog Ferry makes plea for city dollars before budget vote
Portland Tribune - News
Founder Susan Bladholm says project may lose out on state funds if Portland pulls $200,000 grant.
Portland to Airbnb: No booking fees for illegal rentals
Portland Tribune - News
Mayor Ted Wheeler's staff stressed that Portland's ordinance is still in draft form, and could change.
Will Interstate 5 get a new pedestrian bridge?
Portland Tribune - News
Wilsonville City Council voted to purchase a 67,000-square foot site near Fry's Electronics for $1.5 million.
Cap-and-trade bill takes step toward reality
Portland Tribune - News
Landmark carbon pricing proposal moved out of committee on a party-line vote after months of hearings and amendments.
Revised tenant protection measures scheduled for Thursday
Portland Tribune - News
The City Council will hold a hearing on Commissioner Chloe Eudaly's revised measures on the afternoon of MAy 22.
Sunday Parkways pumps up happy, healthy Portland families
Portland Tribune - News
The 12-year tradition was organized by Bureau of Transportation and sponsored by Kaiser Permanente.
Two Portland police officers, one driver injured in crash
Portland Tribune - News
UPDATE: Driver cited for DUII, officers treated and released from hospital following Southeast Portland crash
At least five shot at Southeast Portland party
Portland Tribune - News
UPDATE: Police say victims were injured at an 'all ages' party in Southeast Portland.
Judge Grant falsely accuses colleague of stalking
South County Spotlight - News
Investigation finds 'a gathering of chatty gossips' in county personnel issue
Portlanders invited to take Community Insights Survey
Portland Tribune - News
Annual satisfaction and livability survey is now open to all residents online until May 28.
Gov. Brown: Gray wolves on 'path to recovery' in Oregon
Portland Tribune - News
'It's not like wolves pay attention to statewide boundaries. This needs a regional strategy and a range-wide recovery plan,' Brown said.
Car driven off Oak Grove boat ramp into Willamette River
Clackamas Review - News
Clackamas County Sheriff's deputies say man with mental health issues intentionally drove into river.
PPB: Carjacker hits squad car, found hiding in basement
Portland Tribune - News
Tyler Hunt arrested after SERT team mobilizes in Southeast Portland following alleged attempt to flee.
Garbage collector rescues kitten trapped in trashcan
Hillsboro Tribune - News
Authorities say the kitten was encased in spray foam and left in a garbage receptacle.
Sunday Parkways to avoid Portland's SW hills this year
Portland Tribune - News
Portland invites bikers, walkers into streets starting on May 19 for annual events inspired by Bogota.
Retired principal subs at Wilson after abrupt resignation
Portland Tribune - News
Juanita Valder tries to reassure teachers, staff, students and parents with online message
James De Young appointed mayor of renewed Damascus
Gresham Outlook - News
Councilors chosen to lead city that was reincorporated in appeals court case
Gable's release to be argued on July 9
Portland Tribune - News
The federal judge who overturned the sentence of the man accused of killing the head of the corrections department must decide whether to stay his…
Oregon's roads, bridges and pipes don't pass engineers'…
Portland Tribune - News
With a big quake looming, civil engineers society says state needs to spend billions to improve infrastructure.
Campaign finance advocates want top court to hear Portland…
Portland Tribune - News
Multnomah contribution limits being considered by the Supreme Court; city version may help
'A generation to save us all'
Portland Tribune - News
Portland Public Schools leaders say student activism is 'exactly what's needed' after students demand climate justice education
Sources: Eudaly's new renter measure runs into legal…
Portland Tribune - News
Plus, Portland leaders are offered few gifts and the police launch a podcast.
Oregon taxpayers will get $1 billion back in 'kicker' rebate
Portland Tribune - News
Economists say the kicker is double the predicted amount and would be the largest in state history.
State appeals federal ruling reversing Gable conviction
Portland Tribune - News
Oregon U.S. District Magistrate Judge John Acosta ruled the convicted killer of the Oregon corrections director is probably innocent and did not…
Group blasts Portland's Inclusionary Housing policy
Portland Tribune - News
Up for Growth claims ithe policy is slowing apartments projects, the Portland House Bureau disagrees.
FESTIVAL ON TWO WHEELS
Portland Tribune - Features
Pedal to Hollywood Theatre for local, international bike movies in Filmed By Bike, May 17-19; there'll be 75 films by 72 filmmakers
Oregon disability group 'deeply concerned' by e-scooters
Portland Tribune - News
Disability Rights Oregon says new rules at Portland Bureau of Transportation limit transparency.
Portland hires national group to investigate police…
Portland Tribune - News
The work is expected to begin this week and will cost the city $200,000. The mayor's office said the rest of the City Council was consulted before…
Plaintiffs in Bullseye Glass suit seek payout
Portland Tribune - News
High-profile pollution Case is settled for $6.5 million over toxic air in Southeast Portland.
Despite trade worries, Oregon exports continue to…
Portland Tribune - News
In an uncertain U.S. trade environment, Oregon exports increased 1.8 percent year over year.
Motorcyclist dies in Tuesday crash
Portland Tribune - News
The name of the victim was not immediately released and the driver of the Kia Soul remained on the scene.
Wyden to Canada: Protect Kanter if Blazers play…
Portland Tribune - News
NBA center and key part of Trail Blazers' playoff run faces retaliation from Turkish government for speaking out.
Oregon City man who stole underwear gets 30 days in…
Clackamas Review - News
Ronald Reed Caldcleugh, 68, learned that his 49-year-old neighbor was out of town
Alberta Commons: Doing business on Dream Street
Portland Tribune - News
Three African American-owned small businesses are setting up shop at Alberta Commons in Northeast Portland
U.S. Attorney supports Portland Gun Violence…
Portland Tribune - News
Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty could propose abolishing the former police Gang Enforcement Team during the May 22 budget hearing.
Grand jury concludes 2019 homicide self-defense
Gresham Outlook - News
A grand jury returned a not true bill regarding the use of force by Francisco Swafford.
Lawmakers wrangle changes to cut PERS costs
Portland Tribune - News
Attempts to rein in Oregon's hugely complicated retirement system have left agencies and others with high costs.
State economy stays hot, adding 3,300 jobs in April
Portland Tribune - News
State employment officials said new jobs were added mostly in health care and social assistance, and in leisure and hospitality.
Portland State University's 11% tuition hike passes…
Portland Tribune - News
Oregon's Higher Education Coordinating Commission will have final say over the proposed increase.
A show of respect
Gresham Outlook - News
Local volunteers take part in statewide cemetery cleanup day on sunny Saturday morning.
Red Cross issues urgent plea for type O blood…
Gresham Outlook - News
The American Red Cross is facing a critical shortage of type O blood, the blood group most needed by hospitals. With less than a two-day supply of…
Your City Hall: City, state, EPA may join forces to…
Portland Tribune - News
The city, state and EPA have long known a 10-mile stretch of the Willamette River north of the Broadway Bridge is polluted with dangerous toxins,…
Police: Man charged for 'horrific' murder in…
Beaverton Valley Times - News
Norbeto Muniz arrested May 8 in Portland for November, 2018 death of Amy Low, whose body was burned.
Data breach exposes state hospital patients' info
Portland Tribune - News
Oreogn Health Authority said protected health information, such as names, dates of birth, medical record numbers and diagnoses, may have been exposed.
Oregon International Air Show lands in McMinnville
Hillsboro Tribune - News
Construction on airport runways will move the show, possibly temporarily, to Yamhill County this fall.
Cider Riot, Patriot Prayer prepare for $1 million…
Portland Tribune - News
Cider Riot! owner Abram Goldman-Armstrong files suit after May Day brawl in Northeast Portland.
Earthquake warning sign fight resumes Tuesday
Portland Tribune - News
Federal court hearing scheduled on request for preliminary injunction by URM building owners.
Portand lawyer accused of theft arrested, indicted
Portland Tribune - News
FBI arrested Portland lawyer Lori Deveny early Monday morning. Her indictment was unsealed that afternoon.
Senate approves business tax to boost school budgets
Portland Tribune - News
Governor plans to sign legislation; Democrats give up two key bills to coax Republicans back to the Senate for a floor vote.
50% of Columbia Gorge trails still closed by 2017…
Portland Tribune - News
Eagle Creek, where the blaze first ignited, remains closed, but crews have restored 50% of Gorge paths.
Victim identified in fatal Powellhurst-Gilbert…
Portland Tribune - News
The name of the victim who died in a hospital after being shot Thursday evening identified as Kegan Thompson.
Hatchet attack reported in Hosford-Abernethy,…
Portland Tribune - News
Portland Police Bureau arrest Evan Hunt, 25, after disturbance in inner Southeast neighborhood.
North Clackamas high school named for Justice…
Clackamas Review - News
Construction on Rock Creek Middle School campus will begin in June, using 2016 voter-approved bond funds
PPB: Arrest made after man stabbed in neck, arm
Portland Tribune - News
Portland Police Bureau announce arrest of Carlos Rodriguez-Lance after Old Town Portland stabbing.
BLAZERS SAY: WE'RE ON OUR WAY
Portland Tribune - News
Depth leads pumped-up Portland to NBA Western Conference finals match against Golden State
Southeast 122nd Avenue bridge rebuilt after 2015…
Portland Tribune - News
Leach Garden Friends praises Portland Bureau of Transportation for completing $3.5 million project.
Gresham teens say mob attacked them near park
Portland Tribune - News
Victim said group of 20 teenagers assaulted them after argument for no reason
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