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Tang Forever: The Final Chamber” is its last. But, at least in Portland, the fun doesn’t stop after the July 1 Moda Center ...
A two-alarm fire broke out at the shuttered grain elevator near the Rose Garden Saturday night, where piles of shredded tires ...
The 12-person jury found that Wilson’s workplace was racially hostile and the city’s hiring process for a 2023 fire inspector ...
The Old Town gay bar and its adjoining cocktail lounge’s owner, Bruce Rice, negotiated CC’s’ 2021 reopening with his landlord ...
Lately, a lot of Portlanders have wondered whether more people would come to work in Big Pink if more police officers were ...
Text-message canvassers come in three flavors: mainstream groups, questionable but still legal PACs, and outright scams.
As the Portland City Council spent nearly 15 hours approving an $8.5 billion preliminary city budget last week, much of the ...
Hello, it’s The Book of Mormon at Keller Auditorium May 27–June 1. The famed production—which snagged nine Tony Awards for ...
“Oregon Health & Science University has undertaken two external investigations regarding sexual misconduct, discrimination, ...
Lawmakers’ limited authority of such quasi-public agencies—all of which depend on a tax of some sort granted to them by the ...
On May 22, the U.S. House passed what it called the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act”—more than 1,100 pages of ideas President ...
Three Democratic members of the state House of Representatives introduced a bill that would phase out research on monkeys at ...
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