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A four-year-old Piedmont neighborhood boy died Wednesday, May 3, after suffering significant trauma, the Portland Police Bureau said.

A bill that would allow Oregonians to pump their own gas anywhere in the state edged closer to passage this week with its second public hearing in the Legislature.

Democrats have been working around the illness of Troutdale Sen. Chris Gorsek, leaving just 16 Democrats to make up the minimum of 20 senators needed for a quorum.

A group of local unions including Doughnut Workers United (Voodoo Doughnuts), Burgerville Workers Union, Market of Choice Labor Union and Restaurant Workers of Portland (Afuri) announced on May 1 that

When enough members of the minority party stay away from the House or Senate floor, no action can be taken. It’s a stalling tactic that’s been used by both parties.

A bill that would allow Oregonians to pump their own gas anywhere in the state edged closer to passage this week

Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan resigned her post as secretary of state just five days after a story in Willamette Week touched off an avalanche of reporting about her work as a consultant for an embattled cannabis company. It was an unlikely end for a politician who was considered a rising star and a potential future governor or U.S. senator.

A bill that would allow Oregonians the option to choose between pumping their own gas or having an attendant pump it for them may soon receive a vote from the Senate. 

Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan has resigned effective May 8, a major turn in a moonlighting scandal that broke out just last week.

When the news broke that Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan will resign, KOIN 6 News was interviewing Rosa Cazares and Aaron Mitchell, the co-owners of La Mota cannabis. They