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Freight-to-rail centers in the Willamette Valley and eastern Oregon continue to sit mostly idle, failing to fulfill promises of agricultural, emissions benefits

It’s been nearly 10 years since the Oregon Legislature approved a $5.3 billion package of taxes and fees to fund transportation over the following decade, including $50 million in grants to build two rail ship...


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As Senate Democrats begin to weigh who should lead their caucus heading into next year’s long legislative session, their current leader has taken his name out of the running.

Sen. Kayse Jama, D-Portland, made history as Senate majority leader and the first former refugee and Muslim American to serve in the Oregon State Senate, originally serving in the leadership posit...


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Amy Woldrich started making stained glass as a COVID-era hobby. Now, her Portland business, The Salty Raccoon, is known for weird and whimsical creations

Amy Woldrich is a little bit salty and a little bit like a raccoon, so it’s no surprise she named her hobby-turned-business The Salty Raccoon, where she sells creative stained-glass art.

Inside her Portland home, fill...


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Without intensely competitive congressional races in Oregon this year, Portland-area TV has been inundated with ads for Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and John Braun

When I sat down for a recent supper in a restaurant in Yamhill, the TV set on the side wall was showing Portland-area news. Campaign ads dominated the commercial breaks, as is normal for October of an election y...


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Editor’s note: The video attached in this article may contain strong language as well as graphic images which could be disturbing to some people. Viewer discretion is advised.

The Portland Police Bureau has released body-camera footage and identified two Portland officers who fired their weapons during a


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