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Wrongly convicted murderer Frank Gable will learn more about his future on Monday, May 1. That is when Oregon U.S. District Court Magistrate Judge John Acosta will hold a status

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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.

Portland police say the man shot and killed by officers and Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office deputies on April 24 was the suspect in a fatal shooting on Southeast Hawthorne Boulevard.

A total of 10 essays are published in the 2023-24 edition, and secretary of state chose one that highlights discrimination against Asian Americans.

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The bill would prohibit tolling until 2026 and establish a task force to study tolling impacts.

Single-use polystyrene food containers would be a thing of the past under legislation that the Oregon House sent to Gov. Tina Kotek.

Involved Portland officers and Clackamas deputies have been placed on paid administrative leave, according to each agency’s policies