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Man wanted after woman found dead in Portland park
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Multnomah County commissioners poised to defy Wheeler
Portland Tribune - NewsDespite a request for delay, the vote on spending $33.6 million on homeless aid rather than campsites is set…
Hit-and-run crash in Southeast Portland leaves one dead
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A motorcyclist died on Monday, Dec. 12, and the driver of the other vehicle fled.
Musical chairs for Oregon's congressional delegation in 2023
Portland Tribune - News
State Democrats retain chairs in the U.S. Senate but lose them in the House and some start at the bottom.
Gov. Brown commutes sentences for 17 Oregon death-row…
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One of her final actions draws criticism from Republicans, praise from former official who oversaw chamber.
Superintendent warns of ripple effects of gun violence on…
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Classes canceled, counselors offered after 16-year-old Portland student injured by gunfire at Cleveland High School
Journalists team up to save shelter dogs
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Donations sought to help volunteers bring rescued Beagles from Ohio to Portland by Christmas.
Teen marijuana abuse increased 245% in 20 years, OHSU study…
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Calls to poison control centers related to marijuana among kids are more common than for alcohol, researchers found.
PPB: 3 dead, 1 wounded in apparent murder-suicide
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UPDATE: The names of the victims and shooter in the Sunday incident are not immediately released.
Kotek pledges to visit all counties in first year as…
Portland Tribune - News
Democrat carried just 7 of 36 in her victory, but says travel will help her achieve common priorities.
Police rule park death a homicide
Portland Tribune - News
UPDATE: Four people were killed on Friday and Saturday, including a murder-suicide.
I-5 replacement bridge costs: $6 billion, with luck
Portland Tribune - News
The first official cost estimates for replacing the aging spans range from $5 billion to $7.5 billion.
Portland Police will no longer withhold names of officers…
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Citing prior security concerns and FBI recommendation, PPB announces a policy change related to use of force.
Multnomah County: Help identify woman who died in Portland
Portland Tribune - News
The unidentified woman died on Nov. 28 and had several distinguishing features, including tattoos.
Three viruses hammering Oregon hospitals
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Tripledemic fills beds with very young, very old patients with respiratory problems.
Oregon lawmakers OK $10 million more for legal defense
Portland Tribune - News
Amount is on top of $12.8 million, but shortage persists and House leader calls situation 'unacceptable.'
Oregon elections director resigns after two years on the job
Portland Tribune - News
Deborah Scroggin will be succeeded temporarily on Jan. 20 by a senior adviser to Secretary of State Shemia Fagan.
Wheeler: Multnomah County should delay homeless spending
Portland Tribune - News
County commission is not a partner if it does not help fund sanctioned homeless camps, mayor says.
Portland police make arrests at psilocybin 'Shroom House'
Portland Tribune - News
Voters OK'd the use of psilocybin in controlled medical situations, but not retail distribution of the drug.
Police say bomb threat against Portland schools not credible
Portland Tribune - News
Local police, FBI investigated emailed threats to all Portland schools with antisemitic, homophobic messages
Clackamas County to host Longest Night homeless memorial
Portland Tribune - News
32nd annual vigil remembers people who have died without shelter in the Portland area
Faulty GPS tracking may have kept killer out of jail
Portland Tribune - News
Carlos Jimenez-Vargas apparently violated his release agreement two days before he shot his wife and sister-in-law.
Some Portland schools fundraise to buy extra teachers.…
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Parents, school board members at odds over Local School Foundations that backfill staffing shortages
Wheeler: Remote city employees must be in offices 1/2 time
Portland Tribune - News
Portland mayor wants the 40% working remotely to clock in at least half time beginning in April.
Oregon panel urges actions to safeguard access to abortion
Portland Tribune - News
Recommendations come one month before start of 2023 Legislature. They include expansion to underserved areas.
More charter amendments headed to Portland ballot
Portland Tribune - News
The Charter Commission approved 15 more recommendation at its final meeting on Dec. 3.
Oregon Supreme Court lets stand a suspension of new gun law
Portland Tribune - News
It reject state's request to overturn a Harney County ruling; a federal judge declined to halt 10-round limit.
How Portland metro breweries avoided pandemic's 'last call'
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Area brewers said they tackled the pandemic by focusing on canning and distribution to stay afloat.
Portland witnesses to Infamy
Portland Tribune - News
Dec. 7, 2021, marked the 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, the event that propelled the United States into World War II.
County judge blocks Oregon gun restrictions from taking…
Portland Tribune - News
The ruling follows that of a previous federal judge who said Measure 114 meets constitutional requirements.
Magazine capacity limit in Oregon's gun measure goes…
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A federal judge has ruled a ban on high capacity magazines in Oregon can take effect Thursday as planned.
County purchased 22,000+ tents for homeless
Portland Tribune - News
Multnomah County records are obtained in a federal lawsuit filed over homeless tents blocking sidewalks.
Commissioner's adviser resigned over mass camps
Portland Tribune - News
Portland Commissioner Dan Ryan co-sponsored the resolution approved by the City Council to create six large camps.
Incoming Gov. Kotek names chief of staff, adds to…
Portland Tribune - News
Andrea Cooper is first Black woman in key job; outgoing Rep. Karin Power is among advisers, two of whom will stay.
Visitors welcome: Oregon Capitol south entrance…
Portland Tribune - News
The front doors still remain closed because of construction activity that will continue for many months.
Gun injuries in Oregon nearly doubled in two years
Portland Tribune - News
Using a public health approach, OHSU researchers recently analyzed gun injuries statewide for the first time.
Driver hits power pole, dies in Northeast Portland
Portland Tribune - News
The name of the victim in the Monday single vehicle crash is not immediately released.
Alpenrose plans expansion, relocation in Clackamas
Portland Tribune - News
Portland-based dairy company purchases Larsen's Creamery; move to be completed in 2023
Oregon AG wants to delay some of M114's new gun…
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Law enforcement agencies are not prepared to process permit applications when the law is scheduled to take effect.
Judge will decide on new gun law this week
Portland Tribune - News
The restrictions were approved by voters in November, but face multiple legal challenges.
Rain, snow in mix for Sunday weather
Portland Tribune - News
Snow accumulates at lower elevations although the roads are clear below the West Hills in Portland.
Milwaukie restaurant owner arrested in child…
Portland Tribune - News
Update: Ovation Bistro and Bar cuts ties with Sean Sexton following announcement of charges
Won't you be my neighborhood watch? Many say yes
Portland Tribune - News
Oregon Values and Beliefs Center finds trust is high among citizens who live nearby one another.
Nurses: Staffing shortage causing health care crisis
Portland Tribune - News
A new report conducted by the Oregon Nurses Association reveals mounting costs of the lack of personnel
Two teens shot in St. Johns Friday
Portland Tribune - News
Two other teens were arrested for a stabbing and robbery Thursday night in the Hazelwood neighborhood.
Portland School District to pay $750K to settle…
Portland Tribune - News
Fortis Construction says PPS agreed to cover Corporate Activity Tax costs on Leodis McDaniel High School remodel
8 men arrested in child sex-luring sting in…
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Milwaukie police lead effort to nab suspects from Portland, Tigard, Gresham, Oregon City
Highway 26W reopens after crash near Highway 217
Portland Tribune - News
UPDATE: Three people are hospitalized following early Friday crash that closed westbound lanes for hours.
Rep. Lori Kuechler works with DMV to reopen Sandy…
Portland Tribune - News
House District 52 representative focuses on constituents' issues during temporary term, promotes new Sandy DMV job opening
Report: Throwing money at homelessness might not…
Portland Tribune - News
Portland-area's plan is similar to one in LA; residents there believe it is failing
Reed College professor will resign after online…
Portland Tribune - News
Portland neuroscience researcher Paul Currie says medication caused behavior that led to calls for his resignation.
Northwest Oregon: Hello, December, hello snow
Portland Tribune - News
Many of the suburbs awaken to snow on Dec. 1, with travel warnings at higher elevations; Portland may be next.
Merritt Paulson to sell Portland Thorns
Portland Tribune - News
The owner says the search for new leadership will not be rushed, and he hopes the team will stay at Providence Park.
Merritt Paulson to sell Portland Thorns
Portland Tribune - News
The owner says the search for new leadership will not be rushed, and he hopes the team will stay at Providence Park.
Won't you be my neighborhood watch? Survey finds…
Portland Tribune - News
Oregon Values and Beliefs Center finds trust is high among citizens who live nearby one another.
Oregon's Adrienne Nelson advances toward U.S.…
Portland Tribune - News
If confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Nelson would be the first Black woman from Oregon to hold a federal judgeship.
Police who killed fleeing suspect in Milwaukie are…
Portland Tribune - News
Derrick Dewayne Clark, who was Black, had been running from cops with a weapon when he was shot multiple times
Council approves $27 million for Wheeler's homeless…
Portland Tribune - News
Some of the funding would help create six large sanctions encampments with services.
Two doses of monkeypox vaccine urged amid uptick in…
Portland Tribune - News
Health officials say a recent increase in cases of monkeypox is evidence that the virus is still in the community.
Portland set homicide record with a month to go in…
Portland Tribune - News
The 93rd homicide that happened on Nov. 23 beat the previous record of 92 set in 2021.
Hwy. 26 reopens after downed power lines removed
Portland Tribune - News
The highway was closed for about an hour west of I-405 early Tuesday because of storm damage.
Fed up, five businesses threaten to move out of…
Portland Tribune - News
Community meeting happens before the City Council to approve $27 million for sanctioned homeless camps.
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