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Suit: Portland police slash tires, trap protester with…
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Portland cops step down from protest response team
Portland Tribune - NewsThe departures from the team follow the indictment of an officer by the Multnomah County DA on riot-related…
Former Olympian horse trainer charged with sex abuse
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Richard Rankin Fellers, 61, of Oregon City, was charged with four counts of alleged sexual abuse in the second degree.
Oregon farmers press Merkley for solutions to drought, fires
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Farmers line up to outline their needs as water shortage strangles their crops
Police investigating Northeast Portland shooting
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A man is hospitalized with a serious leg wound after an early Thursday shooting.
OnPoint Credit Union opening Johnson Creek Fred Meyer branch
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Katie Koval, who has 15 years of experience in the financial services industry, will serve as manager
Oregon fire chief accused of sexual harassment loses job
Portland Tribune - News
In a conciliation agreement brokered by BOLI and the city's insurance carrier, the city of Dundee agrees to pay a firefighter $180,000 but admits no…
Tenants get reprieve, landlords get money under new plan
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Legislative committee OKs bill to shield renters from eviction and guarantee landlords past-due rents.
Portland leaders: No chance at restoring funds for SWNI
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On heels of Civic Life audit, Southwest district coalition warns of lawsuit without renewed funding
Oregon 65,000 shots shy of lifting COVID-19 limits by July 4
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Demand for vaccines slows as state makes a big push to reach its 70% vaccination goal.
Sam Desue, first general manager of color, to lead TriMet
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Sam Desue, Jr., the current interim General Manager and Chief Operating Officer, was selected following a national search.
Oregon DOJ is reviewing Portland detective's use of force
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The Multnomah County District Attorney requested the review because of a conflict-of-interest with his office.
Enterprise zone lures $1 billion in investment to Gresham
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Gresham City Council mulls more requirements, backs bill in Salem that would delay employment levels during pandemic recovery
Clackamas County homeless funding cuts averted, leaders say
Portland Tribune - News
Commissioners direct staff to unearth funds to meet budget gap, though exactly what money will be used is not known yet.
Read the new Portland City Charter comic
Portland Tribune - News
The city's charter review process gets humanized by Portland-based comics creators.
COVID Silver Linings in Portland and across the state
Portland Tribune - News
The pandemic has been hard on everyone, but there were some good things to come out of it.
Portland's charter: One comic panel at a time
Portland Tribune - News
The process to update the city of Portland's charter is complicated and confusing; a comic book format might change all that.
Lawmakers mull $30M for I-5 bridge bottleneck in Wilsonville
Portland Tribune - News
Recent tolling bill and omnibus transportation package earmark money to address the bottleneck on Interstate 5.
It's full steam ahead for Oregon Rail Heritage Center
Portland Tribune - News
An ambitious project to install a train turntable at the Oregon Rail Heritage Center is expected to wrap up this year.
Portland officer indicted over riot clash with photographer
Portland Tribune - News
A member of the Rapid Response team is charged with assault for an encounter during an August 2020 protest.
Japanese Americans honored as 'Go For Broke' Nisei soldier…
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The U.S. Postal Service releases a stamp honoring the heroic but ill-treated soldiers.
Rent, fires, taxes and energy vie for votes as Legislature…
Portland Tribune - News
Legislative leaders try to ferry a pile of proposals through votes as two parties strike unease balance on some issues.
Woman killed in NE Portland hit and run crash Monday
Portland Tribune - News
The fatality is the 28th traffic death in the city in 2021 compared to 17 at this time last year.
Suspect vehicle in TriMet bus driver shooting identified
Portland Tribune - News
The Portland Police Bureau releases a photograph of a vehicle suspected to be involved in the May 22 shooting.
Beaverton sues local plumber after water leak at City Hall
Portland Tribune - News
The city's insurance agency seeks more than $300,000 to compensate for the water damage that occurred.
Portland police identify four men fatally shot
Portland Tribune - News
The police have not officially released a motive for the June 6 killings in a Southeast Portland home.
Oregon lawmakers mourn death of state senator's wife
Portland Tribune - News
'Lawanda was an incredible woman, wife, and friend. My heart goes out to her husband, James. She was his rock. They shared a strong bond. She will be…
Downtown Oregon City hires actor to manage Municipal…
Portland Tribune - News
Sam Levi Munger to establish a visitor services program within unique public 'vertical street.'
Video offers tips on buying salmon from Columbia River…
Portland Tribune - News
Registered dietitian with OSU Extension in Clackamas County says fish are typically available through early October.
'I just can't let it rest': Solving Barbara Tucker's murder
Portland Tribune - News
A cold case homicide since 1980, Gresham Police have now arrested a suspect in the slaying of Barbara Mae Tucker
Second suit alleges racist workplace at Oregon labor agency
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Former Civil Rights Division investigator Shaina Pomerantz files lawsuit against Oregon's Bureau of Labor & Industries.
West Linn cop whose false info spurred Fesser arrest resigns
Portland Tribune - News
Mike Stradley, who was under investigation for his role in the arrest of Michael Fesser, will leave the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards…
Plan would give Oregon tenants 60-day relief from…
Portland Tribune - News
Pending amendment requires them to show landlords they seek rental assistance that's now available.
Portland artificial intelligence start-up nets $4.8M
Portland Tribune - News
Reclaim.ai, an intelligent calendar assistant and time management platform, aims to help deskbound workers take back their schedules.
Brown declares drought state of emergency in…
Portland Tribune - News
Extreme conditions are expected to affect local growers, increase the potential for fire, shorten the growing season, and decrease water supplies,…
Portland Community College manufacturing center…
Portland Tribune - News
PCC offers free, short introductory courses on manfacturing in Scappoose at Oregon Manufacturing Innovation Center.
Manslaughter case closed as Portland cops…
Portland Tribune - News
Frank D. Keller was killed in the apparent altercation, but the manslaughter case is now listed as closed in court records.
Skeleton found in LO home, but nothing sinister…
Portland Tribune - News
Lake Oswego Police Department authorities say bones belonged to doctor for schooling purposes.
Contest seeks artists' help to prevent Oregon…
Portland Tribune - News
Keep Oregon Green solicits entries for contest highlighting scourge of human-caused wildfires
Weekly COVID-10 hospitalizations fall
Portland Tribune - News
Fewer Oregonians are being hospitalized with the virus as the state is preparing to lift all restrictions.
Bust of York will eventually come down
Portland Tribune - News
The replacement be decided in community discussions with the city and the Regional Arts and Culture Council this summer.
Cops: Sex abuse suspect volunteered at Alpenrose,…
Portland Tribune - News
Henry Stephen 'Steve' Bauer is facing four charges of first-degree sexual abuse, and police are searching for more victims.
Wilsonville man gets 18 years for attempted murder…
Portland Tribune - News
Mark Baughman found guilty of three counts of attempted murder; receives 18-year sentence.
Inmate dies in 'apparent suicide' at Columbia…
Portland Tribune - News
Sheriff's office says death of 54-year-old Bryan Dearden was 'apparent suicide'
Brown: 'Normalcy' in sight as Oregon approaches…
Portland Tribune - News
Gaps remain in governor's push to reopen as parts of the state still have many people reluctant to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
Portland City Council apologizes for Civic Life mess
Portland Tribune - News
The mayor and commissioners send an email to all city employees admitting embattled agency needs to be reformed.
PSU to disarm campus police by Sept. 1
Portland Tribune - News
After initial delay, Portland State University commits to unarmed patrols before fall term.
Metro: Homeless measure will raise less than…
Portland Tribune - News
The elected regional government now predicts the measure will raise $180 million a year.
Historic Oregon post office destroyed by flames
Portland Tribune - News
Sandy museum staff seeks photos, info on historical landmark after it burned May 27.
Longtime Virginia Garcia leader takes Multnomah…
Portland Tribune - News
After eight years as executive director of the Virginia Garcia Memorial Foundation, Serena Cruz will depart.
Volunteers sought for Portland-wide SOLVE cleanups
Portland Tribune - News
The nonprofit organization is holding its fifth annual Pick It Up, Portland! event on June 25 and 26.
Portland police budget strives to maintain patrols
Portland Tribune - News
UPDATE: City Council adopted $5.7 million budget with new pay raises and traffic safety projects.
'Twilight' promenade honored for role in Oregon…
Portland Tribune - News
Film Trail honoring contributions to film history recognizes scene from vampire series shot at former paper mill
Liquor store taking over vacant U.S. Bank building…
Portland Tribune - News
Dinesh Thapa gets OLCC permission based on experience as general manager of several convenience stores
Poll: White supremacy has support, sympathy in…
Portland Tribune - News
Opposition group urges elected officials to resist bigotry, curb potential for violence.
Oregon House expels Rep. Nearman for role in…
Portland Tribune - News
Mid-Valley Republican is first in state history to lose his seat for 'disorderly behavior.'
Joseph Canyon fire explodes in Northeast Oregon,…
Portland Tribune - News
Over the weekend, the new blaze became the region's largest wildfire so far for 2021.
Downtown tent fire one of many in recent months
Portland Tribune - News
Portland Fire & Rescue officials say they have responded to over 100 tent fires in the last three months.
Pilot performs emergency landing near Molalla
Portland Tribune - News
Reported as potential crash, police find plane landed safely off South Feyrer Park Road
$40M in public funds wanted for 500-unit Oregon…
Portland Tribune - News
Potential urban renewal project faces political, economic crossroads as Planning Commission hearings begin
Man shot by suspect breaking into his car
Portland Tribune - News
Police also detained someone who was reported shooting at passing cars in Northeast Portland.
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs to build new…
Portland Tribune - News
The decision comes after a yearlong shutdown of the current facility due to maintenance and safety issues
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Of soccer and suffrage
New Oregon Historical Society exhibits tell the stories of soccer and women's suffrage in Oregon
The Spiral Gallery is home to a thriving art scene in Estacada
Local Estacada artists show off their work in a number of different disciplines
Elements Health Club offers more than a workout
The 2300-square foot exercise emporium is a great place to get in shape for summer and have fun doing it.
Next Adventure in Sandy has your gear
Next adventure sells everything from clothing to climbing shoes to inflatable kayaks
Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts returns for 2021
See more than 100 artists at the annual Festival's Art in the Park from June 26-27
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