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Portland Trail Blazers not for sale, according to Jody Allen, but will eventually be on market

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Climbing mortgage interest rates make homeownership too expensive for many Oregonians.

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Oregon will no longer routinely share COVID hospitalization data

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Ransomware attacks increasing in Oregon, nationwide, FBI says

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As Portland’s canopy dwindles, city is ending its street tree-planting contract with nonprofit Friends of Trees

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Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler to declare emergency, form ceasefire team to stem summer shootings

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Portland’s minimum wage might hit $16 next year — if inflation keeps up

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Oregonians react to Friday’s Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade

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Hundreds of thousands of Oregonians to receive $600 checks soon

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TriMet will cut service on 10 lines, including its new high-capacity bus opening in September

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Oregon minimum wage increases July 1 for last of legislative increases

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Oregon sees increase in voting for gubernatorial primary compared to 2018

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Oregon kids under 5 can access COVID-19 vaccines as early as Monday

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Oregon’s public universities can now enforce concealed gun bans

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Portland voters will decide fate of government this fall

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Oregon Democrats expect big help in 3 key Congressional races

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Nancy Crampton Brophy sentenced to life in prison as husband's family confront her

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Portland sees rainiest April, May and early June on record

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Congressman Kurt Schrader votes against gun bill

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Polarizing former sheriff is a keynote speaker at Oregon conference

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Oregon will pay most college costs for tribal members next school year

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Portland and Multnomah County wasted money intended for homeless veterans

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Eugene braces for influx of thousands of athletes, fans

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Phil Knight and a partner submitted a more than $2 billion bid to buy the Blazers

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TEDxPortland could face IRS scrutiny for giving primetime platform to Betsy Johnson

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Clackamas County should finish duplicating ballots by end of this week

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TEDx Portland event turns into campaign moment for Betsy Johnson

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Teachers union call for more study of air filtration in Portland

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Top corrections staffers pan Oregon governor, leaders

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Romance novelist found guilty of murdering husband by jury.

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Man accused of supplying fentanyl to Portland teen who overdosed and died

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The pandemic isn’t over as cases rise 26 percent, hospitalizations climb

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Most Oregon workers are losing ground to rising prices

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Intel plans $700 million research center at Hillsboro campus

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Clackamas County’s delays draw ire of Shemia Fagan, voters, candidates

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Tina Kotek wins Democratic primary, as Christine Drazan appears to win Republican nomination for governor

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Oregon leaders warn of potentially ‘challenging’ fire season

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Portland Public schools fails to adequately ventilate, filter air in hundreds of classrooms

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Unprecedented sweeps of homeless people in Old Town occurred this week

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Brazen slaying along Portland’s Eastbank Esplanade happened after a festive drum circle

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Oregon State Hospital fails to protect patients from harm, inspectors report

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Portland Eastbank Esplanade shooting leaves woman dead; suspect in custody

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Man shot in 'exchange of gunfire' with Portland police

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Amazon seeks tax breaks for $12 billion in data centers in remote Oregon county

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Portland and Multnomah County see dramatic increase in homelessness population

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Oregon in strong position to protect abortion access if Roe is overturned

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Anti-Semitic death threats, scorch marks, found outside NW Portland synagogue

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With May primary just weeks away, $11.3 million in political spending rolled in

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Portland will soon officially own 82nd Avenue within city limits.

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Appeals court erases $1.1 billion verdict against Oregon over timber management

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Portland’s program to send social workers, not cops, to crisis calls gets good reviews

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President Biden endorses Kurt Schrader in reelection fight

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Police identify 17-year-old David Douglas student killed in SE Portland shooting

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Biden touts infrastructure in brief Portland stop

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Oregon’s wolf population shows anemic growth, poaching on the rise

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Masks now optional at PDX, on TriMet and C-Tran

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Oregon woman murdered by “Happy Face Killer” identified nearly 30 years after her body was found

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Audit of Oregon's troubled employment department delayed

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Oregon voters appear undecided for top Democratic, Republican candidates in governor’s race

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Portland political lobbying group files another ballot measure to require specific spending on homelessness

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Portland sees another shooting death, this time in North Portland

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Portland woman killed last week was experiencing homelessness, highlighted in The Oregonian months ago

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Oregon’s chief justice sounds alarm on public defense crisis

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Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler loyalist of 14 years shown the door at City Hall

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Only Sen. Chuck Schumer helped land more earmarks than Wyden and Merkley

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19 year old PSU student identified as woman shot and killed in downtown Portland

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First murder trial in more than 2 years is underway in Multnomah County

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Nearly one in four Oregon Congressional candidates live outside their districts

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Judge denes Catlin Gabel’s request to move abuse trials out of Portland

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Oregon sees yet another tech glitch, this time short-changing thousands of home care workers

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Portland Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty must pay $16,000 in credit card bills, judge rules

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Salem man was drunk when he crashed into homeless camp, records allege

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Oregon nixes state-provided free tax filing option

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Feds pursue dozens of suspected Oregon fraud cases tied to pandemic business aid

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Accused gunman in Normandale Park shooting transferred to jail on 9-count indictment

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Oregon’s gas prices hover near record highs as spring break travelers hit the road

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Trail Blazers’ Damian Lillard officially out for the rest of the season

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Portland voters eager to ditch city’s odd form of government

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Parents of 2 Portland teens who died of suspected fentanyl overdose speak out

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Woman at center of Clean Energy grant saga is suing Portland for $600,000

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Top Portland bureaucrat overseeing climate change, sustainability measures agrees to leave

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UO’s board approves plan to buy Concordia campus, some roadblocks remain

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Oregon declares end to emergency phase of COVID pandemic

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Portland’s Clean Energy Fund is swimming in cash but lacks oversight, audit says

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Man arrested in Dawson Park homicide was on probation, linked to several other shootings

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Oregon sees unemployment rate rise for first time in nearly 2 years

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Gas prices rise to highest levels since 2008

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Portland schools to go mask-optional March 14

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Oregon lawmakers approve $200 million workforce plan

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Wheeler issues another emergency order, this time to create a street camping coordination center

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University of Oregon will buy Concordia property, start new children’s behavioral health institute

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Oregon’s Latino population grew more than 30 percent over past decade

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Pandemic wounds remain as Oregon reaches second anniversary of first COVID-19 case

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Oregonians from Ukraine watch in fear, sadness as invasion unfolds

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Renter eviction protection for Oregonians set to expire in a few days

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Alleged Normandale Park shooter demanded protesters leave before shooting, killing 1

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Woman shot and killed in Portland park was a fixture of the protest movement

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2 deadly shootings grip Portland as gun violence continues

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Nick Kristof’s gubernatorial race is dead, but he pledges not to give up causes

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Feds won’t reveal basic information on officer who fired projectile at protester