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A nonprofit group representing fishermen’s loved ones and Lincoln County are suing to return a Coast Guard helicopter to the Newport Airport Facility. The county…

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State coalition alleged Greystar used confidential data from competitors to increase rent prices The country’s largest landlord would stop using algorithmic software to artificially inflate…

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Amaterra Winery serves up a cheerful Holiday Tea experience

All aboard! Join Santa and his elves for a ride on The Holiday Express

Where to see dazzling Christmas lights in Portland

A singing Christmas tree? Portland has one — here’s how to catch its concert soon.

WinterFest welcomes all for holiday gifts and garden magic in Portland

Tualatin cowboy poet Tom Swearingen racks up another national win

2-alarm fire at Southwest Portland townhouse sends 3 to hospital

Portland police report no arrests at latest Friday night ICE protests

Suspect arrested in fatal Hollywood District shooting

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Injured hiker rescued in Columbia River Gorge after off-trail landslide

Oregon emergency office not just focused on natural disasters, but food insecurity

Oregon co-leads suit against USDA over cuts to food assistance for refugees, asylum seekers

Oregon Rep. Andrea Salinas kept from constituents on visit to Tacoma ICE center

ICE contractor informs Oregon agency of incoming Newport action: ‘Something’s going on’

Fuel leak in BP pipeline drives Oregon to state of emergency over fuel supply

Oregon’s lawsuits against Trump cost a fraction of what state has saved

Wyden, Merkley urge feds to fund Columbia River Gorge fire recovery

Oregonians have five weeks to secure expiring federal home energy tax credits

Oregon advocates say Trump’s changes to housing program will exclude them from funding

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Slideshow: Lake Oswego-Central Catholic Football

Two Oregon State football players arrested for alleged DUIIs in November

College football week 14 preview: Oregon State vs. Washington State

Oregon State football hires JaMarcus Shepard as head coach

Reports: Oregon State ‘targeting’ Alabama assistant for HC vacancy

Government

Coastal groups sue feds for removing Newport helicopter

State economist gives insight into Oregon’s slowing economic reality

Oregon labor bureau audit cites poor management for backlog of wage, civil rights claims

Crowd rallies at Portland City Hall to urge revocation of ICE facility permit

TriMet lays off 26 employees, cuts 68 positions amid budget gap

Business

Oregon proposes settlement to stop major landlord from hiking rent prices

‘Found money,’ economic resilience dramatically shrink Oregon’s budget deficit

Lawmakers might tap two reserve funds to fill Oregon’s budget deficit. What are they?

License plate recognition, wrongful conviction among 2026 priorities for Oregon lawmakers

Lawmakers to discuss ‘painful’ cuts for Oregon agencies under $373 million deficit

Opinion

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Commentary: Will ICE melt in Newport?

Commentary: New ballot measure operation targets the Democratic coalition in Salem

MY VIEW | Stapilus: Recall effort targeting Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek fizzles

Commentary: The mayor and the unhoused of Portland

Education

Oregon students on track to graduate reaches record high, but poor attendance persists

Oregon Education Department facing backlog of complaints against schools since reporting eased

Brooklyn-based magazine pushes back on negative narratives, spotlighting Portland’s creativity in its new issue

Sellwood-Moreland Library welcomes the community back after renovations

Oregon schools expect significant midyear budget shortfall from federal policies

Lifestyle

Christmas countdown starts as tree lighting nears in downtown Portland

New docuseries ‘5-STAR’ features Oregon freshman Dakorien Moore

How to visit the newly transformed Portland Art Museum for free

Offbeat Oregon: Colorful sea captain was a 19th-century Han Solo

Portland bartenders brew up a holiday hit with ‘Bigfoot Christmas’

Arts & Entertainment

First-ever ‘Talks on the Town’ brings past TEDxPortland talks to the big screen with a live Q&A

A savory showcase: Portland welcomes back the Cheese and Meat Festival

Todd Snider, Beaverton troubadour and alt-country stalwart, dies at 59

Holiday magic takes center stage as Portland’s Paris Theatre reopens with a reimagined Nutcracker

Feel that? Magic of annual Winter Fair & Holiday Market returns to Canby

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