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Is It Legal for Big Trucks to Hang Out in the Center Lane of the Freeway Mile After Mile?
Is it legal for big trucks to hang out in the center lane of the freeway mile after mile?
School District Hoping to Ease Jefferson High Upperclassmen Commutes With Expanded PCC Offerings
A glimmer of hope appeared on Wednesday night for Jefferson High School families despondent over their campus closing for renovation next year.
A New Podcast Goes Behind the Scenes of Portland’s Record-Setting Drag-a-Thon
Last July,
Supporter of Eugene Legislator Facing Union-Driven Recall Seeks Investigation Into Mailer
A supporter of Rep.
Former Oregon Symphony Conductor Carlos Kalmar Faces Student Protest in Cleveland
Last month, Carlos Kalmar, who served as music director of the Oregon Symphony for 18 years,
Sen. Kate Lieber Won’t Run for Attorney General
Oregon state Sen.
Society Hotel Owner Claims Removal From Kotek Panel Due Because She Works for Mike Schmidt’s Challenger
Jessie Burke, the owner of Old Town’s Society Hotel, says she was removed Wednesday from a public safety panel convened under Gov.
Jo Ann Hardesty Settles Lawsuit With Police Union Over Hit-and-Run Leak With $680,000 Settlement
Former City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty has agreed to settle her lawsuit against the Portland Police Association and two officers over a 2021 incident in which the union president
Owners of Lloyd Center Unveil Master Plan for Mall That Restores Street Grid and Adds Housing
Almost two years after the property fell into foreclosure, the owners of Lloyd Center Mall made public their plan to revitalize the 29-acre site with as many as 5,000 units of housing, restaurants, green spaces, and an arts installation similar to Meo…