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The 2023 MINI Electric Hardtop 2 Door is a genuine descendant of the original English Mini that first revolutionized small car design and driving in 1959. That is the best

Ambulance provider AMR says the unusual rule is contributing to staffing shortages that hurt response times. Paramedics say it's there for a reason.

Both propose $1 billion from bonds, but one would add studies for Rose Quarter and future highway funding; the other would require federal grants first.

One of many ways the Pamplin Media Group helps build stronger communities is through its support of education.

Record-breaking heat returns to Portland as the Pacific Northwest braces for the warmest day of the week. Afternoon highs will climb into the mid- to upper-80s for many locations across

Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue has come to stand second in size among Oregon fire and ambulance operations only to the Portland Fire Bureau. It has come to serve ...

Classes and other events offer lessons in propagation, composting and more.

Due to an error in ballot proofreading, the District 3 contest for the Multnomah Board of Commissioners was set to appear on every ballot countywide, instead of appearing only on ballots for voters who live in District 3. The error was caught Monday, April 24, and elections staff and vendors will now ensure ballots are produced and mailed no later than the statutory deadline of May 2, or sooner.

Two pedestrians were killed in separate crashes Thursday eying and early Friday.

In other news, an Oregon peak has a new name, a Jackson County judge refuses to dismiss cases despite a public defender shortage, a nurse sues Providence alleging he was fired for raising safety concerns, and more.