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Portland considers banning public homeless camping during daytime hours

June 1, 2023

Portland considers banning public homeless camping during daytime hours

The City Council in Portland, Oregon, is considering to adopt stricter rules that would prohibit homeless camping in most public places between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.

Democrat Rep Hoyle received campaign donations from cannabis entrepreneurs who applied for grant she oversaw

May 31, 2023

Democrat Rep Hoyle received campaign donations from cannabis entrepreneurs who applied for grant she oversaw

Rep. Val Hoyle, D-Ore., accepted congressional campaign donations from a handful of cannabis entrepreneurs who were awarded a taxpayer-funded grant she oversaw during her tenure as Oregon's labor commisioner.

Dem senator slams 'Greater Idaho' movement to absorb conservative rural counties from liberal Oregon

May 31, 2023

Dem senator slams 'Greater Idaho' movement to absorb conservative rural counties from liberal Oregon

Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., spoke out against a campaign to have the rural eastern part of his home state of deep-blue Oregon effectively secede and join more conservative Idaho.

Bear attacks Oregon man after he shoots animal twice for harassing his chickens

May 25, 2023

Bear attacks Oregon man after he shoots animal twice for harassing his chickens

Craig Lankford said a wounded bear attacked him after he shot the animal twice after catching it harassing his chickens in La Grande, Oregon.

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek begins talks with lawmakers to end 3-week-old Republican-led boycott

May 25, 2023

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek begins talks with lawmakers to end 3-week-old Republican-led boycott

To end a 3-week-old Republican-led boycott that has derailed progress on a hundred bills in Oregon, Gov. Tina Koteck has begun talks with the state鈥檚 lawmakers.

Oregon Republican senators vow to continue boycot until last day of session

May 24, 2023

Oregon Republican senators vow to continue boycot until last day of session

Oregon senators whose Republican-led walkout has disqualified them from reelection said they plan to continue their boycott until the last day of the legislative session.

CDC investigates multistate salmonella outbreak linked to cookie dough

May 24, 2023

CDC investigates multistate salmonella outbreak linked to cookie dough

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention investigating 18 salmonella infections across six states said Tuesday that the raw cookie dough sold at Papa Murphy's may be contaminated.

John Mellencamp 'nailed it' with song for Portland, say residents: 'Land of plenty where nothing gets done'

May 24, 2023

John Mellencamp 'nailed it' with song for Portland, say residents: 'Land of plenty where nothing gets done'

Three Porland, Oregon, residents react to singer-songwriter John Mellencamp's new song "The Eyes of Portland" and weigh in on the city's homeless crisis.

2 brothers presumed dead in Oregon after raft flips on river

May 22, 2023

2 brothers presumed dead in Oregon after raft flips on river

The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office warned of the dangerous river conditions along the Clackamas River after two men are presumed to have drowned.

More fentanyl being trafficked to the northwest on Interstate 5: 'We are seeing a trend'

May 20, 2023

More fentanyl being trafficked to the northwest on Interstate 5: 'We are seeing a trend'

An increase in fentanyl is spreading across the Pacific Northwest region and Oregon Police are pointing to the southern border on Interstate 5.