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Portland’s storefront support plan sparks hope but some questions from local business owners

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Portland City Councilor Dan Ryan introduced a Storefront Support Program to protect local businesses, but some business owners want to know how it will...

New 141K-square-foot community sports facility planned for Happy Valley

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FuturePlay Sports' planned space includes indoor and outdoor courts, a weight room, film rooms, athlete lounges and a cafe. PORTLAND, Ore. — This...

Avangrid solar plant will help power tech giant’s Oregon data centers

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The latest deal is with Amazon for power from the 41-megawatt Oregon Trail solar project in Gilliam County that's expected to go online in...

Portland’s defunct Concordia University settles $302M HotChalk lawsuit

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HotChalk alleged Concordia and its parent organization, the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, fraudulently transferred assets to avoid paying off debts. PORTLAND, Ore. — This...

Tylenol maker rebounds a day after Trump’s unfounded claims about its safety

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Kenvue disputed any link between the drug and autism this week and warned that if pregnant mothers don’t use Tylenol when in need, they...

Major real estate companies will merge in $10 billion deal

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Compass has agreed to acquire rival Anywhere Real Estate in an all-stock transaction that will create a combined company with a total value of...

Woman-owned cannabis dispensary in Portland robbed at gunpoint: ‘Just demoralizing and scary’

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Green Goddess Remedies in Southwest Portland was still recovering from an SUV crash into its building last summer. PORTLAND, Oregon — A Portland...

Oregon, southwest Washington Kaiser Permanente health care workers vote to authorize strike

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The union said after six months of bargaining over pay, working conditions and the future of the industry, a majority voted to authorize a...

Inside the Port of Vancouver’s record year and what comes next

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Port commissioner candidate Temple Lentz breaks down how tariffs, electrification, and shore power are shaping the next chapter, including plans for a public market....

Lil’ America food cart owners say they were told to leave by management within 60 days

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On Aug. 29, the owners of Speedo Cappuccino, a longtime tenant at the Southeast Portland food cart pod, learned they would have to leave...

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