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A key legislator has added her voice in support of Oregon’s commitment of $1 billion toward a replacement for the Interstate Bridge that spans the Columbia River between Portland and

Frank Gable, who was wrongly convicted of killing Oregon Corrections Director Michael Francke, was completely exonerated on Monday, May 8.

Attorneys challenged Oregon’s broken public defense system in a court filing meant to halt the long-running practice of overloading public defenders with more cases than they can ethically and legally handle.

After years of having an understaffed traffic division, the Portland Police Bureau will announce the traffic division will return and what this will look like for motorists in the Rose

Oregon’s Wyndham Clark is a winner on the PGA Tour.

The BMW M2 Coupe is the least expensive genuine M series car in the German manufacturer’s current lineup. Although that should seem obvious because the compact 2 series is BMW’s

After more than three decades, the case against Frank Gable, who was wrongly convicted of the murder of Oregon Corrections Director Michael Francke, is finally over. And the 1989 killing

A man with an outstanding manslaughter warrant was arrested during a retail theft mission conducted by members of the Portland Police Bureau’s East Precinct Neighborhood Response Team.

In Tillamook County, the lack of workforce housing is a major stressor for Heather Zwald Taksdal. As a business owner, she struggles to recruit employees because there is simply no

In discussing the choices in front of East County voters to fill a vacancy on the Multnomah County commission, members of the Pamplin Media Group editorial board noted that we