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Trail Blazers up for sale 16.05.2025

The Portland Trail Blazers are officially for sale. Who could buy them and for how much

What Oregonians should think about as they vote in local school board races 16.05.2025

An in-depth guide to help voters navigate their local school board races on the May 20 ballot.

How proposed Medicaid cuts could impact health care in Oregon 16.05.2025

A bill that passed a key committee vote in Congress this week would add a work requirement for some on Medicaid and would jeopardize billions in Medicaid funding for Oregon.

After 28 years, Next Adventure is closing its doors. 15.05.2025

Next Adventure will be shutting its doors this fall, closing four retail locations and its online business.

The Portland Trail Blazers are for sale 14.05.2025

The estate of the late Paul Allen has begun the formal process to sell the franchise and direct all proceeds to philanthropic causes. We speak with Mike Richman, host of the "Locked on Blazers" podcast about the team's future.

How the Pacific Northwest’s dream of green energy fell apart 12.05.2025

Oregon and Washington passed aggressive goals to decarbonize their power supply — but left it to the Bonneville Power Administration to build the transmission lines needed for wind and solar. The agency hasn’t delivered.

Beloved tree nearing the end of its life 09.05.2025

Beloved tree nearing the end of its life

Chinook tribe continues to fight for federal recognition 08.05.2025

Chinook tribe continues to fight for federal recognition

Rural transit funding caught in lawmakers' tug of war 07.05.2025

Rural tansit funding caught in lawmakers' tug of war

Transit funding caught in lawmakers' tug of war 07.05.2025

Transit funding caught in lawmakers' tug of war

Once rare, ethnic grocery stores are opening in Central Oregon 07.05.2025

Once rare, ethnic grocery stores are opening in Central Oregon

The Oregon nonprofit that has helped cultivate new Spanish-speaking farmers for two decades. 06.05.2025

The Oregon nonprofit that has helped cultivate new Spanish-speaking farmers for two decades.

Astoria-raised author Jaysea Lynn on her new fantasy book created from a TikTok series 05.05.2025

Author Jaysea Lynn share details about her new novel about a Pacific Northwest woman who finds family and romance in the afterlife.

Portland business owner can’t get his products into the country because of tariffs 05.05.2025

President Trump’s tariff policy is hitting two medium-sized businesses in Oregon hard. Showers Pass makes rain gear, mainly for cyclists. Its products are manufactured in China, Taiwan and Vietnam. Vvolt makes electric bikes, manufactured in mainland China.

As ‘placeholder’ bills surge in Salem, what you see isn’t always what you get 05.05.2025

In the last decade, Oregon lawmakers have increasingly relied on a tool that risks cutting out public participation in lawmaking.

Portland drum group connects Native people to culture as medicine 04.05.2025

Portland drum group connects Native people to culture as medicine

Forest service begins evicting homeless campers ahead of management project 02.05.2025

Forest service begins evicting homeless campers ahead of management project

Invasive emerald ash borer could wipe out Oregon’s ash trees. Here’s how you can help. 01.05.2025

The invasive emerald ash borer beetle has killed millions of ash trees across the country. Experts say the easiest way to slow the spread of this beetle is to avoid moving firewood more than 10 miles.

DEQ’s statewide email included ‘dangerous link’ — but it didn’t warn the public 30.04.2025

The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality internally warned its staff about a 'dangerous link' in its statewide press release. The message came ahead of the agency's public announcement about a massive cyberattack.

Ukrainians in Portland celebrate Easter amid war and immigration worries 27.04.2025

Ukrainians in Portland celebrate Easter amid war and immigration worries

Meet the Corvallis stylist who creates affirming haircuts for her clients 26.04.2025

Meet the Corvallis stylist who creates affirming haircuts for her clients

Portland's Neighborhood Emergency Teams train for the big one 25.04.2025

Portland's Neighborhood Emergency Teams train for the big one

Draft report by Oregon police agency blasts Deschutes County sheriff for lying 24.04.2025

Oregon's agency that certifies police officers found Deschutes County Sheriff Kent van der Kamp’s "dishonesty under oath discredits the law enforcement profession."

At Work With: Portland Airport Wildlife Team 24.04.2025

We go to work with Nick Atwell, one of the wildlife technicians who work at the Portland International Airport. Their job? Prevent bird strike.

Remembering Portland activist Dan Handelman 24.04.2025

Remembering Portland activist Dan Handelman

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