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The Terrorism Trap
In 2010, a young Portlander attempted to detonate a bomb at the annual Portland Christmas tree lighting. Was he a burgeoning terrorist or just a disturbed kid entrapped by the FBI?
City Council Approves Independent Monitor to Watch Over Cops
The monitor will determine if Portland Police remain compliant with the DOJ’s demands regarding the bureau’s excessive use of force.
With Phil Neville, Timbers Make Controversial Pick for New Manager
The choice of Neville as the Timbers’ newest head coach is another finger in the eye for fans.
Portland’s Palestinian Diaspora Says Gaza is ‘More Than Its Suffering’
With Gaza under assault, local Palestinians reflect on the cycle of displacement that’s now preventing some residents from fleeing their war-torn homes
Portland Jewish Activists Rally for Cease-Fire in Gaza
As Oregon’s elected leaders convey steadfast support for Israel, protests highlight civilian casualties.
New Oregon Law Requires Transparency From OHSU About Its Primate Research Center
After years of mishaps and notable animal deaths, new legislation aims to give the public more insight into a federally-funded testing site.
Unionized Burgerville Workers Say Company is Illegally Retaliating Against Organizers
Union says contract negotiations with management have stalled, noting a recent one-day strike saw temporary workers hired at higher wages than permanent staff
Portland Timbers Fire Head Coach Giovanni Savarese
Savarese leaves a club lacking both character and direction.
No Money, No Justice: How Oregon's Refusal to Fairly Pay Court Experts Caused a Public Defense Crisis
Without public defense resources, attorneys say innocent people without financial means lack proper legal representation
Nurses at OHSU Say Hospital Has Ignored Critical Safety Gaps
As threats, shootings at hospitals increase, workers at Oregon’s largest health organization cite spotty safety measures.
Protests and Threats Cast a Pall Over Oregon Pride Celebrations
Some see Oregon as a haven for queer rights, but emboldened anti-LGBTQ+ harassment ruined quite a few Pride events in 2023.
As WNBA Eyes Expansion, Supporters Push For Portland To Be the New Face of Women’s Basketball
Portland’s previous WNBA team folded. Can the Rose City’s ardent sports fans convince the right buyer to take the leap?
OHSU Nurses Prepare For Possible Labor Strike
Health care workers say hospitals have failed to address chronic staffing issues, leading to strikes not seen in decades.
Providence Nurses Strike Over Low Pay, Benefits
During the first health care strike in more than 20 years, Portland and Seaside hospitals are relying on temporary and traveling staff.
As Republican Lawmakers Continue to Skip Work, House Democrats Want Oregon’s Quorum Rules Changed
Resolution proposes changing state’s Constitution to require simple majority for legislative votes, as a previous measure to punish lawmakers for walkouts faces legal challenges.
Portland School District Considers Bringing Back Cops —At a Distance
Pilot program aims to restore Portland Public Schools' relationship with police, after shootings near campuses earlier this year.
State Finds Portland Public Schools Wasn’t at Fault For Bus Driver Who Espoused Religious Views to Students
Parent expresses frustration over school district’s push for the driver to remain on his route, despite prior incidents
Nonprofits Say Social Service Workers Are Dangerously Close To Needing Services They’re Paid To Provide
Community organizations call on city, counties to build better wages into nonprofit contracts.
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