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Driver takes off after hitting, killing single mother of five in Tigard crash

Police said the driver took off from the scene southbound at Southwest Hall Boulevard Monday evening after hitting the mom of five, who died Wednesday...

City council greenlights tax breaks for businesses willing to rent in Portland’s central city

With foot traffic slow to recover after the pandemic, Portland officials have been working to attract more people — workers and otherwise — into the...

Dan Ryan touts progress on homelessness in Portland through Safe Rest Villages, sanctioned campsites

Commissioner Ryan said he thinks the combination of Safe Rest Villages and the new, larger sanctioned campsites will have a big impact. PORTLAND, Ore....

Oregon and Washington Kaiser workers vote to authorize strike with Sept. 30 deadline

The vote allows the union's bargaining team to call a strike at any time after Sept. 30, although the union will give Kaiser 10 days...

Former Portland Marathon director sentenced to 3 years federal probation for evading taxes on stolen funds

Les Smith, who served as president and event director for the Portland Marathon for nearly 35 years, must also pay $411K in restitution to the...

Brush fire near Dufur in Wasco County prompts evacuations

Level 3 'Go Now' evacuations are in place for all of Sportsman's Paradise, anyone near upper Fifteen Mile Road to Dufur Valley Road, and all...

USPS mail carrier robbed in Portland

The robbery happened on Sept. 5 near The Matisse, an apartment complex located on Lowell Street. PORTLAND, Oregon — A United States Postal Service...

After years in storage, the Jantzen Beach Carousel has found an equally bright and colorful new home

The former centerpiece of the Jantzen Beach amusement park and later the Jantzen Beach mall dates back to 1921, and has been in search of...

The latest information on wildfires burning across Oregon

Here's what we know right now about the wildfires burning across Oregon. PORTLAND, Ore. — Despite a wet winter across much of the Pacific...

Evergreen educators reach tentative deal after 12-day strike

Educators from Vancouver's Evergreen Public Schools reached a tentative agreement with the Evergreen Education Association on Sunday night after 12 days on strike. VANCOUVER,...

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