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Oregon’s second-largest school district sees financial trouble looming

The Salem-Keizer School District is facing a deficit of around $30 million heading into the 2024-25 school year. Plans are being made to shed expenses....

Middle and high school PPS students will now have to wear ID badges

Middle and high school students in Portland Public Schools will be required to wear ID badges this school year. It's part of an effort to...

'Somebody knows where Ty is': Family continues to search for teen who has been missing for almost two weeks

Ty Bouchard left his home just after midnight on Aug. 9. His family hasn't seen him since then. BATTLE GROUND, Wash. — Family members...

Carts on Foster, a Southeast Portland food cart pod, shuts down, and neighbors are worried

The food cart pod on Southeast Foster Road abruptly shut down earlier this month. Some food cart owners said they had no idea the pod...

'Wildfires are my biggest concern': Vineyards are wary of heat, and fires that could follow

Vineyard owners said they are combatting high temperatures with more irrigation and shade for their grapes — but smoke and wildfires could pose more risk....

'Go inside or find shade': Paramedics urge people to be cautious in looming heat wave in Portland

Paramedics are urging people to drink plenty of water and to stay in the shade as much as possible as temperatures heat up. PORTLAND,...

Southeast Portland board game store is losing thousands after several recent break-ins

Red Castle Games owners said the board game store has been broken into three times this summer. Businesses in the community are also seeing an...

'We're going to keep fighting': Beaverton Starbucks employees strike for better pay, working conditions among other things

Beaverton Starbucks employees were joined by union members from across the West Coast, as they seek better wages and more working hours. BEAVERTON, Oregon...

After the success of Beaverton's lesson plan, Rep. Bonamici wants opioid prevention efforts to go nationwide

The bill will be based on a Beaverton School District campaign called "Fake and Fatal." It started in 2021 to teach students about the dangers...

New project to locate neighborhoods most at risk in extreme heat in metro area counties

Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas County began a joint project to locate communities in need of more cooling shelters and tree canopies. PORTLAND, Oregon —...

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