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Portland Rep. Lamar Wise Faces Ethics Case Over Undisclosed $25K Stipend

900 Court St. NE, Room H-473 — Unverified Salem Street Location. An investigation concluded that Oregon state Rep. Lamar Wise failed to disclose a $25,000 stipend he received from the Portland-based nonprofit Seeding Justice, according to findings reported this week. The matter now heads to the Oregon Government Ethics Commission, which is scheduled to consider a stipulated final agreement at its regular meeting Friday.

Oregon · 2d
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Bald Eagles Get Tangled up With Each Other 50 Feet up in a Tree

Stock image by William Krumpelman/Getty Images Two bald eagles found themselves in a predicament when they became tangled up with each other while 50 feet up in a tree. The post Bald Eagles Get Tangled up With Each Other 50 Feet up in a Tree appeared first on Outdoors with Bear Grylls .

Portland, OR · 2d

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Grieving family awarded $7.8M after doctors failed to diagnose woman’s cancer 2 years in a row

A Multnomah County Circuit Court jury has awarded $7.8 million to the family of a Portland woman whose doctors missed a suspicious mass on her annual breast-screening scans — allowing the mass to balloon in size for two years and the cancer to spread, killing her several years later.

Portland, OR · 4h
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New Reports Detail How Counties Used Metro Homeless Services Tax Money

Portland, OR – New reports released Tuesday detail how counties are using money from the 10-year Metro Supportive Housing Services Measure passed by voters in 2020. Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties all say they are meeting or exceeding their goals five years in. Multnomah County officials say over 6-thousand...

Multnomah County, OR · 2d
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Good Morning, News: Hegseth Impeachment Blocked, Stolen Horses in Portland, and the Background Check ICE Never Did

The Mercury provides news and fun every single day—but your help is essential. If you believe Portland benefits from smart, local journalism and arts coverage, please consider making a small monthly contribution, because without you, there is no us. Thanks for your support!. Good morning, Portland! Today, expect overcast...

Portland, OR · 2d

KOIN 6 News

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‘Makes a big difference’: North Portland shelter serves those who served US

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Nearly a year ago, a special shelter opened up in the region with the aim of improving the lives of veterans and making sure they have a place to call home. As you step inside the Thayer Family Foundation Shelter in North Portland, there’s a feeling of hope and gratitude that […]

Portland, OR · 1d

The Lake Oswego Review

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Monday Morning Quarterback: Lakers, Lions, Wildcats all advance

You’ve heard about the Friday night heroes. You’ve seen the long bombs, the breakaway runs, the jarring sacks and the momentum-stealing interceptions. But now, days later, it’s time for the real geniuses to take over. It’s time for Monday Morning Quarterback — a special Wednesday playoff edition — our look back at the highlights from the biggest high school football playoff games of Friday, Nov. 6, and the opening round of the state playoffs.

Lake Oswego, OR · 2d

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South Carolina Retailer Takes Over Six Ashley Furniture Stores in Oregon

Broad River Retail, a South Carolina-based Ashley licensee, has acquired six Ashley stores and a distribution center in Oregon. The company, based in Fort Mill, S.C., already owns Ashley stores in the Southeast and in Eastern Washington, and the deal marks its first move into Oregon. Broad River plans to remodel the Clackamas store and add an Ashley outlet inside it, but it hasn’t announced a timeline.

Oregon · 21h

KOIN 6 News

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Portland nonprofit faces furniture shortage, asks for donations

A bed, a couch or a kitchen table can make a major difference for a family starting over.

Portland, OR · 15h

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Oregon City Eyes Massive Pool Complex on College Land to Replace Aging 1966 Facility

Oregon City's community pool has been serving swimmers since January 1966, and at 60 years old, with just six lanes stretched across 25 meters, the city says it is approaching the end of its useful life. Now city leaders are dreaming bigger: a sprawling new aquatic and recreation center that could rise on land owned by Clackamas Community College, just down the road from Oregon City High School.

Oregon City, OR · 2d

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‘Wildwood’ Review: A Handcrafted World Worth Escaping To

In an era where Hollywood is navigating the development of AI-generated imagery and already producing computer-generated spectacle, there is something extraordinary about watching a world come to life one handmade detail at a time. In Wildwood, LAIKA Studios’ stop motion film, each leaf, feather, and blade of grass springs to...

Portland, OR · 2d

Statesman Journal

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Customers push back as PGE seeks 8th straight rate hike

More than a dozen people joined a Nov. 10 Oregon Public Utility Commission meeting to provide testimony on proposed Portland General Electric rate increases . Most attendees spoke against PGE's proposed plan to increase overall rates by 4.8% and residential rates by 3.9%. That would raise costs for the average residential customer by $8.33 per month, according to PGE. The changes would go into effect July 1, 2027, but would first have to be approved by state regulators, likely by June 15. The potential hike makes eight consecutive years of PGE rate increases , according to the Oregon Citizens' Utility Board . PGE has more than 950,000 customers in Oregon. Its coverage area includes Salem, Woodburn, Silverton and much of the Portland metro area. "The working class people in the Portland metro area, we have nothing left to give," said Jennifer Lighthart, who testified and asked that PGE's residential increase request, at minimum, be denied. "It's not right that a company that brings in billions of dollars in revenue every year is begging the normal regular public for money to hit their goals," Lighthart continued. Kathryn Chambers, a Salem resident, said she is a senior citizen who has health issues

Portland, OR · 2d

The Portland Mercury

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Portland Institute for Contemporary Art (PICA) Announces New Director and Location

Portland Institute for Contemporary Art (PICA) revealed the location of its new headquarters and events space Thursday afternoon. With the news, the 31-year-old arts organization also announced the appointment of its current development director, Betsey Brock, to the role of executive director. Brock has been with PICA since November 2025,...

Portland, OR · 20h

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Portland considers lifting restrictions on dispensary drive-thru, walk-up windows

PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - Portland is considering changes to its marijuana regulations, including rules for drive-thru and walk-up windows at cannabis shops. Currently, Portland city code prohibits marijuana retailers from using drive-thru and walk-up windows, but a proposed ordinance introduced by mayor Keith Wilson Tuesday could change that. “This is...

Portland, OR · 2d

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Portland City Council approves plans to reduce fuel stored along Willamette River

PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - The City of Portland is moving forward with plans to reduce the amount of fuel stored along the Willamette River in an area vulnerable to earthquake damage. On Wednesday, Portland City Council passed a pair of ordinances related to what’s called the Critical Energy Infrastructure Hub....

Portland, OR · 19h

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Portland Considers Sale of PBOT Plot in Southeast Portland

KGW reported that Portland is considering selling a PBOT plot in Southeast Portland. A sale of the PBOT plot is under consideration. The Portland Housing Bureau describes 73Foster as a 64-unit development on the SE Foster corridor, including 22 units of Permanent Supportive Housing. The figures describe activity at this...

Portland, OR · 1d

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Molly Callahan and Drew Grizzly Talk “Bye Bye, Bi” Comedy Show

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — “Bye Bye, Bi” is bringing comedy and plenty of personality to Social Good Place this November. Molly Callahan, creator and host of the comedy game show, joins The Juice alongside contestant Drew Grizzly to share more about the show. “Bye Bye, Bi” takes...

Portland, OR · 13h

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No newts is bad news, environmental group says after Crater Lake survey

A small newt that lives only in Oregon’s Crater Lake is on the verge of extinction, advocates with the Center for Biological Diversity said this week. Scientists could not find a single Mazama newt during a snorkel survey of the lake this summer, according to federal records obtained by the environmental nonprofit. A year earlier, surveys found four newts, and in 2023 they found 35.

Portland, OR · 1d

Pacific Northwest Crossing

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Rain returns to the Pacific Northwest Friday, with high surf expected on the Oregon Coast

Rain returns to the Pacific Northwest on Nov. 13, with another round expected throughout the weekend. Parts of the Olympic Peninsula could see heavy rain, and winds could pick up again along the Washington coast, according to the National Weather Service. On the southern Oregon Coast, the agency has issued a high surf warning for […]

Portland, OR · 2d

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Voodoo Doughnut Lands in Union Square, Opens Until 3 AM Nov. 19

Union Square is about to get its first taste of Portland's most famous doughnut export. Voodoo Doughnut will open its first New York City shop at 41 Union Square West, near East 17th Street, on November 19, serving up its signature yeast, cake, and vegan doughnuts with late-night hours. According...

New York, NY · 1d