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The Woodburn City Council has enacted a 120-day moratorium on the development of data centers, one of the most contentious political flashpoints in the country.
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Farmers who already often find themselves at the whim of Mother Nature are now facing what could be the strongest El Niño weather system on record.
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NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said he’d “see it as a failure” if the Portland Trail Blazers didn’t remain in the city.
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Mail-in voting in Oregon and other states will continue as usual this election year.
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Washington needs to spend another $1.3 billion over the next two years to address skyrocketing lawsuit payouts due to state government misconduct, according to a recently filed budget request from a state agency.
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In an unexpected move, President Donald Trump on Monday nominated Pete Serrano, a former state attorney general candidate from Pasco, to be the next U.S. attorney for the Western District of Washington.
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Senior Leadership Rachel Smolkin, President and CEO Rachel Smolkin became president and CEO of OPB in 2024.
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Nike founder Phil Knight and his wife, Penny Knight, have pledged $1.1 billion to Providence St.
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On Sunday evening, the Washington Post reported that the Kennedy Center administration told its board that the arts institution is on the brink of bankruptcy — and that it might be forced to close as soon as Tuesday.
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The escalating trade fight between the Trump administration and Canada is just the latest headwind facing American farmers who were already dealing with soaring fuel and fertilizer prices.
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Heaven Doherty is the City of Hermiston’s building inspector.
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From Vancouver, Washington, you’d never know that a massive highway project, ominously dubbed “carmageddon,” was underway seven miles away in downtown Portland on Monday morning.
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The Sonic Silents film festival opens Thursday at Portland’s Hollywood Theatre.
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Crime Stoppers of Oregon is shutting down at the end of this month after more than four decades of operation.
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Dancer knows the routine.
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The Portland metro’s area first commute during “carmageddon” went off largely without a hitch Monday, although drivers should still expect delays for the foreseeable future.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Macklemore said Monday that he has been dropped from Ed Sheeran ‘s tour over pro-Palestinian comments made by the Grammy-winning rapper earlier this month onstage at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium.
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The Trump administration is repealing limits on greenhouse gas emissions emitted by the nation’s fossil fuel-fired power plants.
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Marfa, Texas — A coalition of Texas landowners along the U.S.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court on Monday rejected President Donald Trump’s bid to restrict mail ballots for the midterm elections, capping a flurry of last-minute legal action with voting already underway.
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Editor’s note: This story discusses psychosis and mental health.
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One person is dead, and several others were injured in a four-vehicle crash in Clatsop County Saturday night.
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Students who’ve returned to high school in Eugene this month might see more classmates sitting around them.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican Sen.
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With construction of two massive water tanks on College Hill completed, Eugene Water & Electric Board is touting the seismic resiliency of its new water storage system.
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If Oregon were a political island, isolated from the national headlines, the odds of state Sen.
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A federal judge late Sunday ordered that the U.S.
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President Trump downplayed concerns that AI could go rogue after several leaders in the tech industry called for putting the brakes on its development.
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Taylor Wood scored her first NWSL goal on a header in the second minute of second-half stoppage time, salvaging the Stars’ draw against the Thorns.
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The midterm elections are less than two months away.
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The rekindled Portland Fire are wrapping up their inaugural season and, while they didn’t make the playoffs, they did finish fourth in the league for attendance.
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Last month, Elijah Callan left Bend for a two-year road trip around the world.
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Last Tuesday, Oregon Governor Tina Kotek appeared at an anti-data center rally in Salem where she announced she now supports a moratorium on new data centers.
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There are over 130 data centers across Oregon.
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The unprecedented comeback by Texas to knock off Ohio State moved the Longhorns to No. 1 in The Associated Press Top 25 college football poll Sunday and pushed the Buckeyes out of the top five for the first time in two seasons.
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The AP Top 25 made Texas its new No. 1 team thanks to a historic day on the field Saturday.
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Even after two decades, Wanna Lei still keeps a photo of herself and her work buddy at a Chinese restaurant in Southeast Portland where she started working as a part-time receptionist the year after immigrating from China.
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Logan Farrington and Joaquín Valiente each scored a goal Saturday night to help FC Dallas beat the Portland Timbers 2-1 for their third win in a row.
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Will Hammond hit Coy Eakin with a 32-yard touchdown pass with 6:31 left to put Texas Tech in front and the No. 13 Red Raiders went on to a 35-24 comeback victory over resilient Oregon State on Saturday night.
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Indonesian rescuers say about 130 passengers and crew are missing after a ferry carrying more than 240 people sank in bad weather in the Java Sea on Sunday.
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Outside a tall apartment building we meet a slim, smiling woman dressed in a black shirt and jeans.
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Coos County employers cut 450 jobs over the past year, while payroll employment in neighboring Curry County held nearly steady, according to the latest state estimates.
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Dozens of gray whales once visited Port Orford in Southern Oregon on their way north.
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See how Portland, OR, became a major hub of the indie comics universe.
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Oregon lawmakers approved nearly $123 million to help cover the costs of this year’s wildfire season, sending money to two state agencies responsible for fighting wildfires.
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If you live in the Portland-metro area, you might’ve heard about the plan to improve and expand I-5 through the Rose Quarter.
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As the school year begins at Oregon universities, some international students may not be able to start classes with their peers.