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Some worry changes to the law won’t stop addicted Portlanders from cashing in cans and bottles to buy drugs near redemption ...
Higher education was the focus of the Oregon Senate on Thursday as Portland State University lobbied for their school and ...
Joe Grinberg shares his vision for the historic 1855 Tigard-Rogers House and the surprises he's uncovering along the way.
City Council voted to cut nearly $2 million from the Portland Police Budget, allocating it to Parks and Recreation, leaving ...
The Oregon Department of Agriculture is warning about an unconfirmed sighting of a spotted lanternfly in a Portland ...
Child Welfare Division, is asking the public to help find a missing 15-year-old foster child who went missing from the Oregon ...
Republican lawmakers opposed a bill that exited a House committee, which would allow striking teachers and other workers to collect unemployment benefits.
Travel Oregon's CEO shares insights on how economic factors may alter travel habits without necessarily reducing overall ...
Oregon lawmakers approved changes to the state’s landmark bottle redemption law on Wednesday, allowing redemption sites that ...
One of the Oregon Zoo’s newest residents - Tula-Tu - is being honored as the Grand Marshal of the Rose Festival Grand Floral ...
Rite Aid announces closure of nearly a 100 more stores amid financial struggles, including a total of 17 stores in Oregon.
Counterintuitive to Portland’s food-centric culture, the city hasn’t had a public market since the closure of the Portland ...