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Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer, husband face back-to-back scandals 25.02.2026

Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer, who previously represented Oregon's 5th congressional district, is now facing back-to-back scandals. Last month, an internal investigation was launched into the Republican's conduct. Now, her husband has been banned from the Labor Department’s headquarters after allegations of the sexual assault of a female staff member. While local police have closed that inve...

Restoring Astoria’s riverfront trolley means working around its sea lions 23.02.2026

Restoring Astoria’s riverfront trolley means working around its sea lions

Skating community rallies to preserve Portland’s only ice rink 22.02.2026

The owners of Northeast Portland’s Lloyd Center plan to demolish the aging mall, but have no plans to replace the 60-year-old rink.

Portland United Hockey League 21.02.2026

The Portland United Hockey league is an inclusive league for women, non-binary, and trans players.

Oregon businesses still in tariff limbo after Supreme Court strikes down Trump’s sweeping import taxes 21.02.2026

In a case led by Oregon, the high court ruled the president did not have the authority to enact import taxes, undermining his economic agenda.

Republicans return to Oregon Senate after Wednesday no-show 20.02.2026

It wasn’t immediately clear whether the GOP secured meaningful concessions from Democrats.

Portland Community College hosts its 36th Annual Cascade Festival of African Films. 15.02.2026

It’s the longest-running African Film festival in the United States.

A ruff competition at the 2026 Joriad Truffle Dog Championship 14.02.2026

Athletes from around the globe are in Italy for the Winter Olympics. But in Oregon, a different breed of athlete has been training — and competition can get a little… hairy.

Longest Plaid Pantry run ever? 13.02.2026

Simon Xu went to every single Plaid Pantry store in Portland in an eight-hour "pointless" personal challenge.

Inside Portland’s $1.7B climate fund, which is being floated to help fix the Moda Center 11.02.2026

Portland’s billion dollar climate fund is being eyed to help pay for upgrades to the Moda Center, in an effort to keep the Portland Trail Blazers in the city.

How Portland’s arts tax let $9M go unused for years 10.02.2026

As Portlanders gear up to once again pay their arts tax by April 15, even supporters say the voter-approved charge needs an overhaul.

Judge limits federal officers’ use of crowd control munitions at Portland ICE building 04.02.2026

U.S. District Court Judge Michael Simon said federal officers could not use “chemical or projectile munitions” near the ICE building unless there was an imminent threat of harm.

This pillar of Oregon’s energy strategy can help the state meet its climate goals — and lower electric bills at the same time 03.02.2026

This pillar of Oregon’s energy strategy can help the state meet its climate goals — and lower electric bills at the same time

Dry January / NA Movement 30.01.2026

As we wrap up the final days of the month, Dry January—a movement to go alcohol-free to start the new year—is also coming to a close. But as Crystal Ligori found out, some Oregon bars, restaurants and even wineries are embracing the NA options year round.

Oregon policymakers look to mend broken trust with Harney County irrigators 29.01.2026

The Harney Basin in southeast Oregon is now a critical groundwater area. Farmers are navigating a process they say will put them in a tough financial spot that could put some out of business.

Novelist explores grief and sense of place on the Oregon Coast in “Finding Lost” 28.01.2026

Holly Goldberg Sloan's new Young Adult novel — set in the town of Florence — follows a young girl trying to navigate home and family dynamics after her father died in a fishing accident.

OHSU board contemplates closure of primate research center; its scientists plead for support 26.01.2026

The National Institutes of Health, which is the center’s main funder and client, is under orders to cut back animal research.

Volunteers needed to help Oregonians file income tax returns 26.01.2026

Volunteers needed to help Oregonians file income tax returns

Top dogs took one last lap at Portland show before Westminster 25.01.2026

The Rose City Dog Show welcomed thousands of attendees and their furry friends to Expo Center

The penny is on its way out. But the love for them endures for this Stayton coin collector 24.01.2026

In November, the U.S. Treasury stopped minting pennies after more than 230 years, because the coins cost more than three times their own value to make. The end of the Lincoln cent is a nostalgic goodbye for coin collectors. That includes longtime coin dealer Monte Mensing, who owns a coin shop in Stayton, Ore.

‘Savior’ or ‘criminal’: Divided Pacific Northwest reflects on Trump’s first year back 22.01.2026

Surrounding deep blue strongholds, there's a red sea of conservative voters — with some nuances under the surface.

Former Univision anchor keeps Spanish-speaking Oregonians informed with DIY newscast 20.01.2026

Antonio Sánchez launched "Noticias Noroeste" on Inauguration Day in 2025. The daily Spanish newscast on YouTube has evolved into a source of news during a time of great fear and upheaval for Oregon’s Latino community.

Water woes in The Dalles 15.01.2026

The Dalles is pushing to expand its water reservoir to serve a growing population. The problem is, the population hasn't really grown. Now folks are wondering if the extra water will really go to local homes and businesses — or if The Dalles wants to draw water from the Mount Hood forest to slake the tech industry’s growing thirst for data centers.

No Vacancy, no grand openings: Pilot program finds mixed success filling vacant storefronts in Portland’s Old Town neighborhood 14.01.2026

The initial idea behind the project was simple: connect business owners to property owners. But so far, none of the businesses getting support from the No Vacancy project have actually opened.

Man shot by Border Patrol in Portland released from hospital, charged with assaulting federal officer 13.01.2026

Federal investigators said in court documents that they have not yet found video of the incident.

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