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Ore. Man Believed His Mother Was ‘Possessed,’ Then Shot Her in Head as She Sat at Dining Room Table
Ronald Kirk, 38, was found guilty of second-degree murder in the shooting death of his 61-year-old mother Rosa Leyva
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High School Football: All the scores from Friday night’s first round playoff action
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Below are all the scores from Friday night’s playoff football action.
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The Portland Mercury
“Just the Beginning”: Portland Progressives Say Voters Affirmed Support for Their Vision
Tuesday’s midterm elections ushered in a historic blue wave across the United States, with Democrats picking up seats even in historically conservative states like South Carolina and Texas. In many cases, voters didn’t settle for moderation, with the left flank of the Democratic Party netting historic gains in federal, state, and local elections.
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Crows looking for grub leave Portland-area lawns in tatters
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Portland-area lawns have nothing to crow about these days. Crows are feasting on grubs, leaving turfs torn up. A grub is essentially a beetle. It’s an invasive species. It’s a tasty snack for crows and racoons and other scavengers, but it’s the crows that are doing the most damage to yards.
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The Portland Mercury
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Portland Sophomore Paddles 1,200 Miles Down the Columbia, Mom Trails in the White Whale
A 20-year-old Portland native has spent the past two months kayaking nearly the entire length of the Columbia River, paddling from the mountains of British Columbia toward the Pacific Ocean in a solo expedition that began with two people and a lot less certainty. Jack Syverson, a Dartmouth College sophomore, calls the journey Headwaters to Horizon, and he is nearing the end of what started as a 1,200-mile trip down one of the West's most heavily dammed waterways.
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This Oregon Garden Lets You Wander Through Plants From Every Continent Without Paying a Dime
You turn onto a tiny side street and feel sure you are about to roll into someone’s driveway. Then a gate opens to a hush you did not expect, and your curiosity wakes right up. Oregon hides a lot of quiet surprises, and this one asks for nothing but...
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Vancouver gets a factory for floating wave-energy data centers
An Oregon startup that’s raised more than $300 million this year to use wave power to generate energy for artificial intelligence hubs unveiled the Southwest Washington factory Friday, where it aims to build nodes to power this new kind of renewable energy. Panthalassa — the company takes its name...