Portland, OR|News|
Oregon Air National Guard Conducting Night Training Next 2 Nights
F-15 Eagles will be flying over the area the nights of February 23 and 24 as the Oregon Air National Guard conducts night training.
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Across Oregon, OR|News|
Oregon Governor Race: Republican Primary Field Grows Again
Alsea School District Superintendent Marc Thielman resigned Wednesday and announced he's joining the Republican field running for Governor.
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Gresham, OR|News|
Seeing Columbia River Highway Waterfalls Will Require A Permit
The Oregon Department of Transportation says that this summer, permits will be required to drive along the Columbia River Highway.
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Gresham, OR|News|
Gresham Shooting: Police Investigate Shooting That Damaged Cars
Six cars were hit by gunfire. Blood was found at the scene. Gresham Police are investigating.
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Across Oregon, OR|News|
Oregon COVID-19 Cases Drop Below 1,000 For Three Straight Days
The Oregon Health Authority says that the total cases over the four-day holiday weekend was just 3,400.
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Portland, OR|News|
Portland Weekend Of Violence Leaves Three Dead, Eleven Wounded
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler was joined by area law enforcement officials to talk about how well they work together and to decry violence.
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Beaverton, OR|News|
Beaverton Schools Masking Rules Changing, There Will Be Proms
Beaverton Schools announced a series of changes to the rules in an effort to give students more freedom.
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Portland, OR|News|
Portland Mass Shooting Suspect Charged With Murder And Assault
Police said Benjamin Smith was hospitalized in serious condition after he started shooting at protesters and someone returned fire.
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Portland, OR|News|
Portland Racism: Two Schools Hit With Racist Graffiti, Threats
In the span of just two weeks, two schools on Portland's west side were hit by racist attacks – one graffiti, one a threatening note.
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Portland, OR|News|
TriMet Opening Four New Bus Stations On Division This Sunday
TriMet says that the stations are the four stations will be followed by more later this year.
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Beaverton, OR|News|
Beaverton Brothel Owner Extradited From Canada, Arraigned: Feds
Federal officials say that a Canadian man, charged with operating brothels in the U.S., Canada, and Australia, was arranged Friday in Oregon
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Portland, OR|News|
Portland Police Chase Fleeing Mustang, Arrest Three, Seize Guns
The chase, late Thursday night, required help from Vancouver police because the Mustang crossed into Washington.
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Gresham, OR|News|
Gresham Skier Olympian Luke Winters Didn't Medal But Represented
Luke Winters didn't medal in the Slalom at this week but he still made Gresham proud.
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Oregon City, OR|News|
Oregon City Farmers Market Vendors Ready For Business Saturday
Besides the usual vendors, the market is welcoming a new food cart, Fried Egg I'm In Love
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Lake Oswego, OR|News|
Lake Oswego's Bob Tiernan Enters Republican Race For Governor
Tiernan, a former Naval intelligence officer and former chairman of the Oregon Republican Party, enters with about $1 million in the bank.
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Portland, OR|News|
Missing Portland Woman Hasn't Been Seen Since Tuesday Afternoon
Police say that Cheryl Wainright has a traumatic brain injury and cannot care for herself.
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Portland, OR|News|
Portland Pickles Mascot Missing No More. Team Says Dillon Found
The Portland Pickles say that their mascot Dillon, which was stolen off a porch about a week ago, has been recovered.
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Portland, OR|News|
Nick Kristof Kicked Off Ballot, Oregon Court Rules
Kristof says he won't appeal the court's decision but that while he's no longer running for governor, he's still fighting for Oregonians.
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Portland, OR|News|
Oregon COVID-19 Cases Show Slight Uptick, Hospitalizations Lower
The Oregon Health Authority also released week over week numbers showing decreases in cases, deaths, and hospitalizations.
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Beaverton, OR|News|
Beaverton School Board Approves School Improvements Bond Measure
Voters will vote on a $723 million bond measure that will rebuild Beaverton High School, Raleigh Hills Elementary, and fund other projects.
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