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Oregon lawmakers heard from state behavioral health officials and local addiction treatment providers during a four-hour meeting on Wednesday that confirmed that the drug epidemic is one of the most

A class action lawsuit against Multnomah, Lane, and Yamhill counties argues the counties violated the U.S. Constitution by taking their private property without just compensation during foreclosure proceedings.

Oregon lawmakers want to look at the state’s drug addiction crisis – and seek solutions – from all angles before the next legislative session starts in February.

Ryan Martin was pronounced dead at the scene from a gunshot wound to the chest Wednesday afternoon.

The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for Clark County on Monday afternoon. “At 2:56 p.m., a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado

Three former Oregon homeowners have filed a class-action lawsuit against the counties where they used to live after local governments foreclosed on their homes and kept the full proceeds, instead

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The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for Clark County on Monday afternoon. “At 2:56 p.m., a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado

It was a great first date, two-plus hours of conversation and martinis at Portland's Driftwood Room, with its Rat Pack vibe and lighting that makes everyone look 25. Mary Costantino was twice that, as was her date, a fellow physician from out of town. By 10:40 he was walking Costantino to her car, on a block she'd been on thousands of times. She'd lived in the neighborhood 20 years; the city's best public high school, which her sons attended, was in eyesight. The couple held ...

Starting next Tuesday, Portland’s Morrison Bridge will be lit up white as a call for peace amid the war in the Middle East.This decision comes after several day