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People For Portland, the group that's bankrolling the ads, lays much of its criticism at the doorstep of Multnomah County DA Mike Schmidt. → Read More
Commissioners voted unanimously at last Wednesday's meeting to table discussion of a new city government watchdog position proposed by City Auditor Simone Rede. → Read More
A bill in the Oregon legislature would halt new tolls on I-205 or I-5, though it would allow for tolling on the I-5 bridge over the Columbia River, old or new. → Read More
Property owners can take a tax credit if they offer affordable housing to low-income renters. But after a certain number of years, they're free to take an offramp. → Read More
Portland has a long, proud history of coming to a screeching halt when it gets much in the way of snow accumulation. → Read More
The Treasure Valley Reload Center was supposed to help eastern Oregon onion farmers ship their product to market. The price tag has gone up at least $14 million. → Read More
The "Greater Idaho" movement has been slowly but surely securing wins across eastern Oregon and in the Idaho legislature. So is Oregon about to get a lot smaller? → Read More
Project leaders want a $1 billion commitment from Oregon, but they didn't get one from Kotek's budget. That means they'll need to rely on lawmakers. → Read More
While Portland remains the largest city in the U.S. without body cams on its city police officers, Salem has now rolled them out for patrol officers and detectives. → Read More
The final mask mandate could be lifted in a matter of months, but health officials want to see how the changing seasons and a new COVID variant impact case rates. → Read More
Chairman Paul Rosenbaum stressed that the results of an internal investigation he learned about Sept. 8 were "confidential" and should not have been made public. → Read More
Investigative reporter Bryan Denson spoke to KGW about his New York Times story and his history with former Earth Liberation Front spokesman Craig Rosebraugh. → Read More
After the captivating saga of China's "spy balloon" crossing over the U.S., we turned to the Tillamook-based Near Space Corporation for more context. → Read More
A new bill would claw back some of the funding that Oregon cities, counties and state police lost when voters approved the drug treatment funding measure. → Read More
Billy Lee Oatney spent decades in prison after being convicted of Susi Larsen's murder, but now a jury will determine if he should remain there or go free. → Read More
Lawmakers want semiconductor companies to come here to build their plants, flush with federal CHIPS Act funds. But that will require a lot of land we don't have. → Read More
The pandemic expanded opportunities for remote work, which has a lot of upsides. But remote workers who aren't living locally also end up costing Oregonians. → Read More
The push will include removing homeless camps, scrubbing down graffiti, improving lighting in the area and removing stolen or abandoned vehicles. → Read More
For months leading up to the vote, it looked as if Christine Drazan had a serious chance of becoming Oregon's first Republican governor in decades. → Read More
Slowly but surely, Oregon is moving closer to adding tolls on Portland-area interstates. But the pushback has also been growing. → Read More