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Trump Administration's Attempts to Deploy National Guard to Portland, OR.

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‘At Work With’: A traffic control supervisor on construction sites

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Before Tom Dundon agreed to buy the Portland Trail Blazers, Oregon accused the company he created of predatory lending

604

That derelict ship may be someone's home

605

After delays and missteps, Oregon Democrats pass road-funding bill

606

'Our Mr. Matsura' teaches us lessons for a "divided time"

607

How an old Gresham hotel shows one solution to community college housing problems

608

Energized candidates aim to change Clark County government

609

Oregon police, forensics lab actions result in $14 million payout for Coos County man

610

The aerospace company that calls Tillamook home

611

In Oregon, crossing your party comes at a cost

612

Baseball field turned Indigenous-led community garden takes root in Portland

613

West Coast governors issue COVID-19 vaccine guidance after CDC concerns

614

Christosphere the Rock (Star)

615

A rural Oregon town lost its maternity ward. As Trump’s Medicaid cuts loom, other hospitals may be next

616

Mayor Changes City Homeless RV Camping Policies

617

QA Keith Rosson on Coffin Moon

618

Library still in limbo in Josephine County

619

Josephine County Commissioners put their local library in limbo

620

Oregon borrowers face confusion, anxiety as federal changes disrupt student loan repayment options

621

Firefighters question leaders’ role in Washington immigration raid

622

‘At Work With’ an Oaks Park ride inspector-operator who finds ‘absolute peace’ high above on AtmosFear

623

Naomi Pomeroy’s legacy lives on in L’Echelle

624

Confused about how vaccines will work this year? Here’s some clarity

625

Heroic efforts — and preparation — saved hundreds of homes near the Flat Fire

626

Oregon, Washington, California form health care alliance to protect vaccine access

627

St. Helens High School leaders failed to act on claims of abuse for years, report finds

628

Some 2020 Labor Day wildfire survivors still struggle with finding housing

629

Oregon Tuna Classic snags 14,000 pounds of fish for nonprofits

630

Class of 2025: Raiden's story

631

A 'beauty contest' for fruit and vegetables at the Oregon State Fair

632

Scientists find surprises under surface of burned forest streams 5 years after Oregon’s Labor Day fires

633

Move-in day at Oregon's largest private university

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Multnomah County Director of Libraries reacts to 2 acts of violence outside the Central Library this summer

635

In search of source for Crook County well pollution, Oregon presses mining company to investigate itself

636

Debate over road funding reignites ahead of Oregon’s looming special session

637

How East Portland’s new councilors are reaching their constituents

638

Republican Congressman Cliff Bentz defends voting for Medicaid cuts

639

Flat Fire destroys 4 homes, threatens thousands more in Central Oregon

640

In a hedge against disaster, Neskowin buys its own watershed

641

After a pandemic and a fire, an 81-year-old Portland institution emerges from the ashes

642

Portland Center Stage reaches first milestone of long journey

643

With funding in doubt, officials shutter a SW Washington middle school

644

Grant clawback puts Oregon wildfire mitigation projects on pause

645

Oregon’s college leaders navigate uncertain financial waters

646

‘We are sinking’: Oregon timber counties flail, awaiting Congress to renew key funding

647

A renovated food truck showcases opera with mobile performances in Portland

648

Pacific Northwest skateboarders descend on Portland this week

649

How one Oregon activist is using a decades-old liberal policy to stall green energy projects

650

Trail Blazers sold to group that will keep team in Portland, reports say

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The growing partnership that’s helping current students and future teachers

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Teens explore transit at Portland State camp

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Christian revival event draws thousands in quest to save Portland’s soul

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Harefest Delivers Nostalgia, Fun, and Musical Celebration

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Finding joy on the sidewalks of Portland

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Oregon Democrats cheer on Texas walkout while Republicans see ‘hypocrisy’

657

A shopping center’s demise brings frustration to East Portland

658

Big projects, bigger problems: Oregon bridge, highway efforts face delays and steep costs

659

Incarcerated Students

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Salem prepares for a water emergency

661

At Work With: Cannon Beach head lifeguard and fire lieutenant keeps calm and respects the ocean

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Bend quietly considered pulling funding for sole Juneteenth event over Facebook post

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Hawthorne Bridge Murals

664

Portland Consent Decree

665

Parking Reform

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Oregon’s wildfire bill cut landowner costs, but didn’t raise funds for fighting large fires

667

Salem Approves Emergency Declaration Over Drinking Water

668

US Rep. Cliff Bentz touts GOP budget wins as protests continue outside in Eastern Oregon

669

A clean start that makes a big difference for Portland’s unhoused communities

670

Trump is back in the White House — but Portland isn’t sure how to respond

671

Oregon Americorps members reflect on a chaotic term and possible end of program

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Diphtheria and tetanus shots not necessary in vaccinated adults

673

‘Daddy, police!’: New video shows masked ICE agents arrest father outside child’s school in Beaverton

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Oregon State Parks searches for new business partners as it faces 14% budget shortfall

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Portland Pride Parade brings joyful crowds and anticipation for the future

676

It's Dame Time: Lillard is coming back to the Blazers

677

Trump budget threatens college access for Oregon’s parenting students

678

Revived clinic brings hope to Sheridan, but Medicaid cuts threaten its future

679

In pet-friendly Bend, a century-old parade celebrates (almost) all sorts of critters

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Oregon has a massive new wave energy testing facility. But who is going to use it?

681

How Beaverton’s long-term bet on its downtown is paying off

682

New technology helps make golf more inclusive

683

Oregon’s largest Medicaid provider on how Trump's megabill will affect health coverage in the state

684

Conversions to Judaism on the rise in Portland following Oct. 7 attacks

685

House passes Trump’s domestic policy bill. Here are 5 ways it will impact Oregon

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Senator Jeff Merkley on what Trump's budget bill could mean for Oregonians

687

Lewis river restoration forges ahead despite funding questions

688

One Woodburn man opts to go home to Mexico on his own terms

689

Luis describes why he is leaving

690

After Trail Blazers’ stunning draft, Yang Hansen lands in Portland feeling ‘beautiful connection’ to the city

691

Fresh wasabi is hard to get in the US — unless you live in Oregon

692

Kelly Ramsey's memoir 'Wildfire Days'

693

Portland Trail Blazers trade down to draft Yang Hansen, a Chinese center

694

Climate and agriculture

695

Volunteers fill gaps in rural Oregon emergency medical care

696

Oregon Country Fair preview with Oregon Art Beat

697

Clark County, Washington maps out its next 20 years

698

Oregon Accelerator gives student athletes a taste of the sports business

699

University of Oregon group gives students hands-on experience with NIL deals

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Portland’s JinJu Patisserie wins James Beard Award for 'Most Outstanding Bakery' in the country