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Here are ways to celebrate Juneteenth in Portland

As Juneteenth approaches, there will be a multitude of ways to celebrate across the Rose City, from festivals ...

Education

Beaverton school board member faces heat after calling “Teaching Palestine” workshop ‘divisive’

Susan Greenberg is second Beaverton school board member to come under fire in recent weeks regarding Israel-Palestine war ...

Local News

Second major protest against Trump planned across Oregon, nationwide

Thousands of Oregonians are expected to take part in a wave of protests on Saturday as part of ...

Crime & Justice

UPDATE: Deputy who shot armed man in Portland identified

A Multnomah County Sheriff’s deputy shot an armed man in Northeast Portland on Friday afternoon.

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Serial robber pleads guilty to Portland-area crimes, gets prison sentence

Cory Jackson, 44, pleaded guilty to six counts of first-degree robbery with a firearm for his involvement in ...

News

Hawthorne bridge closing for maintenance work

Hawthorne Bridge will be closed to motorized vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists for 12 hours on Sunday, June 22, ...

Business

Bill enacting nation’s strictest limits on corporate health care influence signed by Gov. Kotek

“We need to make sure that our health care providers and our delivery system stays local,” the governor ...

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City Council expected to take more testimony about Portland police budget on Tuesday

A special meeting of the City Council has been scheduled to take additional public testimony on the next ...

Environment

Environment, social justice groups withdraw support for governor’s key groundwater protection bill

A 39-page amendment added to the bill Friday neutralizes the power it would have brought to state agencies ...

Education

Oregon ‘freedom to read’ library bill heads to governor’s desk

Senate Bill 1098 would prohibit schools and libraries from removing books on the basis of being by, or ...

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