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FAA allows Boeing to increase 737 Max production nearly two years after door plug blew out over Portland

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The Federal Aviation Administration said it will allow Boeing to produce more 737 Max airplanes by increasing the limit it imposed after last year's...

Taco Bell adds new twist to a fan favorite with Flamin’ Hot Grilled Cheese Burrito

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The chain is reviving elements of the Beefy Crunch Burrito with Flamin’ Hot rice, Fritos chips and a cheese-crusted tortilla. WASHINGTON — Taco...

Ford recalls 59,000 vehicles across 10 models that have potential fire hazard

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A short circuit in the engine block heater increases the risk of an under-hood fire, according to documents Ford filed with federal regulators. ...

Homeowners are becoming ‘house poor.’ Here are the top 10 cities where mortgages stretch budgets

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In the last five years, the median household income rose 24% while monthly housing costs increased by 26% nationwide, according to ConsumerAffairs. USA,...

Providence shuts downs occupational health services at 4 Portland clinics, lays off 43 caregivers

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Starting Nov. 7, occupational health services will not longer be offered at four Providence Portland metro clinics and 43 workers will be laid off....

A beloved breakfast food is bringing back a discontinued flavor, and launching protein-enhanced snacks

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The fan-favorite flavor was last seen in 2022. WASHINGTON — Pop-Tarts will have new options for breakfast this fall, bringing back a beloved...

Oregon renters, here’s how much your rent can rise next year

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Oregon law places a cap on annual rent hikes, but the amount can vary. Next year, it maxes out at 9.5% of your rent,...

Ski resort prices increase for Oregon consumers after resorts like Timberline face insurance hikes

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Certain passes, peak time lift tickets and summer ski products will all be costing more this season at Timberline Lodge after its insurer carrier...

Portland’s most notorious graffiti-ridden building up for auction again

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The historic structure off Interstate 84 is hard to miss. It's covered in graffiti, and many of the windows are smashed or boarded up....

Child Care Subsidies for Construction Workers

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PORTLAND, Ore. — The Bureau of Labor and Industries (BOLI) believes that balancing work and family shouldn’t mean choosing between a paycheck and...

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