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Weather
This weekend is going to get really hot. But you know what’s hotter? Helping others.
06/24/2021 By Riley Bass
Analysis
It's just the latest shift in a seismic year of back-and-forths with the Portland Police Bureau.
06/22/2021 By Julia Silverman
Pride
For a brief moment in 2004, Multnomah County issued marriage licenses to same-sex couples. We caught up with a few of them.
Immigration
Aid organizations, decimated by Trump-era cuts and the pandemic, are scrambling to beef up operations to be ready to welcome them.
06/18/2021 By Julia Silverman
Sports
The games are on, and Oregon is well represented. Let's bring home some medals!
06/17/2021 By Margaret Seiler
Volunteer
An unscientific guide to the proliferating number of groups providing aid to those in need.
06/14/2021 By Fiona McCann
Transit
Frog Ferry has gotten farther than past efforts and could actually launch next year. Here are 5 reasons why.
06/11/2021 By Margaret Seiler
Politics
Here's what you need to know as lawmakers prepare to wrap things up in Salem
06/09/2021 By Julia Silverman
Video Games
The new console includes a larger game roster, new accessories, and a no-code creation tool called Pulp. (And yeah, it still has the crank.)
06/08/2021 By Nick Campigli
Environment
Officials say 92 percent of Oregon residents now live in a ‘fire risk region.’
06/08/2021 By Riley Bass
Feature
The 61-year-old mall is not what it once was. But it still has a heartbeat.
06/06/2021 By Marty Patail
News
Too Good to Go, newly launched in Portland, connects customers with local restaurants and stores to pass on their end-of-day surplus.
06/05/2021 By Nick Campigli
Transportation
At least on a holiday weekend, according to new data from the Oregon Department of Transportation
06/04/2021 By Julia Silverman
Well ... overpass. It’s an overpass.
06/04/2021 By Conner Reed
In Memoriam
The legendary singer would have turned 63 on June 7.
06/04/2021 By Margaret Seiler
Soccer
No masks required at Timbers and Thorns games when the new policy kicks in, but fans 16 and older must have proof of vaccination.
06/03/2021 By Margaret Seiler
Technology
Despite asking businesses to check vaccination status of their customers, Oregon has no plans for a verification app.
06/02/2021 By Julia Silverman
Coronavirus
17 people were affected, including staff—but those who had been vaccinated were asymptomatic or had mild symptoms.
05/27/2021 By Julia Silverman
Slots are pandemic-era limited, and lifeguards are in short supply, but another round of lessons opens in June.
05/26/2021 By Julia Silverman and Fiona McCann
Higher Education
The administration isn't so sure.
05/25/2021 By Kanani Cortez and Julia Silverman
Summer 2026
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