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Portland just voted to move toward building a new Broadway-capable theater at PSU

No. 2 Oregon is going old-school for the season opener, and the helmet detail is worth a closer look

Celebrating the Great Tim Curry’s Ten Greatest Roles

2nd annual Parallel Parking Competition draws hundreds to a small street in Southeast Portland

Federal judge sides with Oregon’s recycling law

NFL owners approve Seahawks sale to group led by Khosla family

‘I’m worried’: With TriMet service cuts arriving, some riders face scrambled commutes

Owner of Portland Timbers says Moda Center negotiations are a ‘wake up call’ for regional leaders

In Portland, this soap box derby combines downhill speed with extreme pageantry

State Judge to Kalshi: Your Sports Betting Is Obviously Illegal

At least two killed as magnitude 7.7 quake hits Indonesia

Sonics fans know the pain Portland is feeling now

After 66 years, Portlanders say goodbye to the Lloyd Center, old and new

The mall rink where they fell in love and skated for nearly 60 years is closing

Portland's Lloyd Center closes its doors, ending decades of memories at the historic mall rink.

A look at the Portland City Hall scramble to shape the Moda Center deal

Trump’s Gaza peace plan in tatters after Netanyahu rejects terms for disarming Hamas

Latest News Shows Positive Signs for Blazers Remaining in Portland

PGE asks Oregon regulators for another 3.9% rate increase for residential customers

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Sophie Cunningham sends blunt message to booing, trans flag-waving WNBA crowd after drilling shot

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Blazers president says threat of litigation was ‘wielded as a weapon’

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Daimler Truck will shut Portland factory, lay off 375 and move production to the East Coast

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Looking for Blazers’ Moda Center solution, county commissioners eye new funding path

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A Beaverton trampoline park is Oregon's latest measles exposure site

Health officials have identified a Beaverton trampoline park and a Gresham urgent care clinic as the latest measles exposure sites in Oregon.

Who is leading Portland’s Moda Center negotiations with the Blazers?

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Jury finds Nike discriminated against former employee due to her gender

A jury has found Nike liable for gender discrimination in a lawsuit brought by a former employee.

With Blazers arena deal teetering, county leaders eye big changes to Moda Center funding

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City shares copy of draft terms sent to Blazers detailing $573M public investment in Moda

New challenge to Moda Center funding emerges as Multnomah County politicians demand ‘reset’

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Portland City Council won’t have all answers before voting on Moda Center funding package

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Oregon regulators approve 30% electricity rate hike for data centers near Portland

Oregon regulators approve 30% electricity rate hike for data centers near Portland

Portland mayor lambasts critics of Moda Center deal as county questions investment

Portland mayor defends Moda Center deal amid criticism and county concerns

Tick that spreads meat allergy, flu-like symptoms has reached 3 Connecticut counties

The lone star tick is expanding its presence in Connecticut, bringing risks of flu-like symptoms and alpha-gal meat allergies.