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The Timbers' second-longest tenured player is returning to Colombia after nearly a decade in the Rose City.
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Candidate for Mayor Carmen Rubio Snaps Up Endorsement From Gov. Tina Kotek
Rubio is among a crowded field of mayoral candidates, including two other current city commissioners.
Home Forward and City of Portland Unveil 206 New Affordable Apartments in Southeast Portland
The Hazel Ying Lee apartment complex sits at the site of a former strip club on Powell Boulevard. It's the largest new construction project funded by the Portland Housing Bond.
Hundreds of Women Rally on Burnside Bridge For Reproductive Rights
The June 24 demonstration was part of a national women's strike planned around the two-year anniversary of the Supreme Court's ruling against abortion rights.
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Providence Nurses Say They've Been Barred From Work By Management Following Strike
Meanwhile, the Oregon Health Authority is overwhelmed by staffing complaints from health care workers across the state
He Isn't the DA Yet, but Nathan Vasquez Already Secured More County Money for Drug Prosecutions
Local groups cry foul after Vasquez scores backroom deal for drug prosecution funding.
How a Billionaire Philanthropist is Transforming Oregon Nonprofits
Windfall donations come as MacKenzie Scott gives away $640 million in 2024 via her charitable organization, Yield Giving.
Proposed Ballot Measure to Repeal Police Oversight Board Can Now Start Gathering Signatures, Judge Says
Judge greenlights police union initiative to scrap and replace Portland’s independent oversight board—which was approved by voters—after striking down a previous PPA measure.
Portland Chefs Again Win Top Honors at the James Beard Awards
Oh, we were actually just talking about Langbaan and Gregory Gourdet being wonderful.
How a Food Bank Illuminated Cultural, Political Divides Over Gaza
The situation in Gaza has sent shockwaves through politics, universities, K-12 schools, and recently the Oregon Food Bank
The Cowboys Are Back in Town
Ahead of the 8 Seconds Juneteenth Rodeo, bullfighters and riders amble through Portland's nightlife.
Portland Transportation and Climate Groups Sue Over I-5 Expansion Plan
The five plaintiffs say the Oregon Department of Transportation's I-5 Rose Quarter project goes against city and regional climate plans. They also say it’s a bad way to spend $1.9 billion.
Industrial Northwest Redevelopment Plan Includes Streetcar Extension and Housing
The Montgomery Park Area draft plan envisions a new neighborhood in an underutilized part of the city.
City Will Spend an Estimated $1.1 Million on Munitions, Shields, and Training For Police
Stockpiling weapons and the return of Portland's crowd control team is reigniting dialog about how police respond to protests.
This Portland Gay Bar Is Opening a Family-Friendly LGBTQIA+ Lounge
Since spring, we've wondered about "Scandals East." Here's the plan.
Activists Reignite the Battle for Oregonās Old-Growth Timber
Using both the democratic process and a bit of civil disobedience, "forest protectors" rally to save ancient trees.
Ten Years of Food Reviews (and One Apology)
Portland food critic Andrea Damewood revisits three restaurants and one food cart that have deliciously endured.
What Multnomah County Voters Could Learn From Others Who Ousted Progressive DAs
Voters’ fears over crime and safety often fuel election outcomes. Evidence shows prosecutors have little impact on crime rates.
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