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Oregon Zoo Roadkill Project Provides Critical Data

PORTLAND, OR – After two years and more than 5,600 photos submitted by volunteers, a statewide crowdsourcing project is helping Oregon biologists track where vehicles are killing wildlife and which species are affected. Launched in 2024 by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Oregon Zoo, the...

Oregon · 1d

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10 newcomers land among Portland’s 40 best restaurants

As much as we love honoring Portland’s classics (see our list), this year’s restaurant guide makes room for 10 newcomers. Most of these appeared on our recent surveys of Portland best new restaurants, though two more established restaurants impressed us enough to earn their way onto — or, in the case of Eem, back onto — the ranked list this year.

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Oregon Ducks On SI

Dan Lanning Says the Quiet Part Out Loud About Jeremiah McClellan’s Return From Injury

Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning’s assessment of receiver Jeremiah McClellan's first game back from injury carries extra weight with the Michigan Wolverines coming to Eugene.

Eugene, OR · 1d

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Clark County’s Public Transit System Main Funding Not Keeping Pace with Operating Costs

VANCOUVER, WA – C-TRAN wraps up its long-range plan next Monday, Nov. 16. The transit agency says three scenarios are under consideration, including significant cuts. C-TRAN gets 0.7% of a percent of Clark County’s sales tax, which is unchanged since 2012. Taylor Eidt, with C-Tran, says if future...

Clark County, WA · 1d

Pacific Northwest Crossing

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 […]

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Portland Council Unanimously Approves Concealed Handgun Restrictions in City Buildings

Portland, OR. — Portland City Council voted unanimously October 28 to eliminate an exception allowing concealed handgun license holders to carry firearms into city buildings used for official meetings. The ordinance, introduced by Council President Jamie Dunphy, passed 12-0 and covers buildings including City Hall, the Portland Building and...

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KOIN 6 News

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 · 20h

The Portland Mercury

Portland’s Best Cozy Bars for the Winter

While Portland summers are idyllic and sunny, and our autumns are heralded by explosions of crimson and gold across the city, our winters can get downright grim. We don’t often freeze solid like a Midwestern city, but when the sun sets in the early afternoon and the days are filled with gloomy clouds and a constant icy drip, winters can be punishing. But that’s why we have bars, especially those warm, welcoming spots with firepits and hot toddies and hearty meals to drive out the chill and the brutal malaise. Some places offer year-round comfort, while others bring festive joy with holiday pop-ups and themes. Here are some picks for our favorite cozy, wintry bars.

The Portland Mercury

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...

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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 · 18h

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‘It’s been tremendous’: University of Portland goalie coach looking to make biggest save of her life

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — University of Portland announced this past Monday that Michelle French was stepping down as the women’s soccer team’s head coach to spend more time at home. One of her last acts within the program though was helping someone who isn’t always known for receiving help all that well.

Portland, OR · 16h

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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...

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Study Looks at Approaches to Prescribing Obesity Medications for Older Adults

HealthDay News — Approaches to prescribing obesity medications for older adults are discussed in an article published online Oct. 29 in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. Elias S. Wisdom, from the Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, and colleagues describe a framework for safe prescribing of...

Portland, OR · 21h

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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 · 1d

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School closure plans in Philadelphia and Oregon raise questions about aging facilities and declining enrollment

School districts in Philadelphia and Oregon are facing difficult decisions about closing aging, underutilized schools as declining enrollment, rising maintenance costs, and budget constraints put increasing pressure on their facilities portfolios. In Philadelphia, the teachers union has proposed a $25 million alternative to a school district plan that calls for...

Portland, OR · 21h

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City of Portland, union workers to resume contract negotiations Friday

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Contract negotiations are set to resume Friday between the City of Portland and its union workers. More than 800 workers with the City of Portland Professional Workers Union are on strike demanding more pay in their next contract, claiming they are due for a wage increase but are not scheduled to receive one in 2027.

Portland, OR · 6h

Columbia County Spotlight

Scappoose firefighters hold turkey drive, open Share & Care applications

It’s the season of giving, and you can help the Scappoose Volunteer Firefighters Association lend a hand. Turkey drive The fire department is collecting turkeys to provide holiday meals to […]

Scappoose, OR · 1d

The Portland Mercury

Good Morning, News: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Resigns, Portland Police Arrest Alleged Miniature Horse Figurine Thief, and the Mercury‘s Holiday Issue Is Here!

If you appreciate the Mercury‘s interesting and useful news & culture reporting, consider making a small monthly contribution to support our editorial team. Your donation is tax-deductible. You can also subscribe and have our papers delivered!. Good Morning, Portland! This morning I have watched an AI drama where aliens...

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Sunshine for the Season: Help bring food, hope, and joy to our neighbors in need

This holiday season, KATU is partnering with Sunshine Division to help fight hunger and make a meaningful difference for families across the Portland area. The holidays are a time for giving, gathering, and celebrating with loved ones. But for many of our neighbors, this season brings an added challenge: putting food on the table. With the rising cost of groceries and everyday essentials, too many local families are facing difficult choices just to make ends meet. That's why KATU created Sunshine for the Season — a community initiative designed to shine a spotlight on the incredible work of Sunshine Division and rally our community to help our fellow neighbors during their time of need.