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The Portland, Oregon, area is taking Section 8 housing applications for the first time in seven years, but residents are concerned it will do little to stem the expanding homelessness crisis.

In other news, Oregon Department of Transportation says it "missed the mark" on freeway tolling approach, the Oregon Department of Corrections settles a sexual harassment and retaliation lawsuit, and more.

The Joyce, a former flophouse in downtown Portland, has reopened as a 66-unit low-income housing structure.

Two men were killed after a car drove off of Morrison Bridge in the early hours of Sunday, landing on its tops on the street below.

Anonymous: These past few years I had thought Clackamas County had finally begun to make some headway towards prioritizing equity, diversity and inclusion

While the vote in Wallowa County’s recent referendum remains too close to call, the apparent slender majority would make Wallowa the 20th of Oregon’s 36 counties to endorse the “Greater

Toyota Land Cruiser fans were undoubtedly puzzled when the company announced it would stop selling the legendary go-anywhere SUV in America after 2021. Although a new version was scheduled to

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Anything can happen in a NASCAR Xfinity Series race.