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Republicans have resorted to walking out — which stops the Senate from taking any action — despite a law passed by Oregonians last November to thwart the use of this

The 2024 Subaru Crosstrek was named Best Value SUV by the Northwest Automotive Press Association at its 2023 Outdoor Activity Vehicle of the Year Competition, otherwise known as Mudfest.

The privacy policy for Vital's coronavirus symptom tracker for Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington counties had previously reserved the right to sell residents' personal data.

It’s the largest-ever legal award against the state of Oregon. A jury determined last week that the state had breached its contract with 13 rural counties by failing to maximize logging revenues on state land.

A recovery effort is underway for an 18-year-old student from the Beaverton School District who disappeared Friday afternoon, May 12, while swimming near Cannon Beach, authorities said.

As a living relative, Rose Ann Abrahamson never wants people to forget about the Native American interpreter and guide Sacajawea’s contribution to the Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804-06) into the

Unidentifed Flying Objects (UFOs), aliens, abductions and cute pet costumes will be the talk of the town in McMinnville.

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Whether to charge suspects with hate crimes rests precariously on individual prosecutors’ varying interpretations of the law.

Portland police are investigating at least four shootings in recent days that left two people dead and three injured.