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You could make a case that presiding over the Mental Health Court is the most critical job in Oregon.
Read full article βAUSTIN, Texas β It was a good day for the defense. Standing in front of a judge in Austinβs Blackwell-Thurman Criminal Justice Center, attorney Matthew…
Read full article βThe conventional wisdom says Shannon Singleton is cut from the same cloth as Jessica Vega Pederson. But that narrative runs counter to her actual record.
Read full article βThe City Council has devolved into cliques and put-downs more suited to a high school cafeteria than a body that decides this cityβs future.
Read full article βMany Democratic incumbents bear a share of responsibility for the highway pileup that was Oregon transportation fundingβas well as their party tucking its tail between…
Read full article βJust one day after Portland Public Schools publicly released two school closure scenarios, Portland School Board members took to the dais at an Oct. 6…
Read full article βOregon Gov. Tina Kotek and state Sen. Christine Drazan, R-Canby, spent their final televised debate for the 2026 Oregon gubernatorial race tussling over who could…
Read full article βCurator Bijan Berahimi makes a point of giving commercial artists an opportunity to work outside of brand briefs and pitch decks.
Read full article βAfter a splashy debut with a big press, the Portland author opted to self-publish his second book, βBaby, This Is a High-Priced Country.β
Read full article βAlso: Cheekface is at Hawthorne Theatre, and Ilyas Ahmed and Pete Swanson play a record store show at Musique Plastique.
Read full article βn his first year atop Prosper Portland, the new executive director of the cityβs economic development agency has signed three no-bid contracts totaling $456,000 with…
Read full article βGov. Tina Kotek ordered the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality to pause air and water pollution permits until July 1, 2027.
Read full article βIn a county-by-county mail delivery test, Oregonβs secretary of state found rural areas received slow USPS service and urged voters to send mail ballots by…
Read full article βThe two governors reportedly worked closely together last year during their coordinated challenge to Trumpβs attempted federalization of national guard troops in Portland and Chicago.
Read full article βThree weeks before Election Day, the Trump administrationβs sprawling project to send sensitive personal information on millions of voters to the Department of Homeland Security…
Read full article βOregonians want a word with their leaders about data centers. That reminds me of what another stateβs residents and their elected leaders succeeded in doing…
Read full article βJosiah Dean, a small business adviser and former hotel owner backed by the Pacific Green Party is hoping to unseat Oregonβs longest-serving state representative.
Read full article βPortland Institute for Contemporary Art, organizers of the Time-Based Art Festival, hit the end of a 10-year sweetheart lease.
Read full article βWe asked her about the Portland City Council, which has become increasingly divided since the 12 members took office in January 2025.
Read full article βA Republican state representative has been on a crusade alleging lawmakers allowed a major report to be delayed without statutory authority. He may have a…
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