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‘Stacks of bodies’: 48 people die in trailer, 16 hospitalized, San Antonio officials say

Forty-six people were found dead in a tractor-trailer on the Southwest Side, and 16 have been transported to area hospitals, according to San Antonio police and fire officials.

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‘Stacks of bodies’: 48 people die in trailer, 16 hospitalized, San Antonio officials say

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What I love about my home in Portland, Ore.

TOWN SQUARE | Now that my kids are out of the nest, we do not need four bedrooms, a big yard and access to high schools. We have shifted gears and became city folks.

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‘Not safe anymore’: Portland confronts the limits of its support for homeless services

Homeless encampments now spill well beyond Portland's downtown core, dividing a city that has invested liberally in support services.

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A sports bar of their own

Jenny Nguyen found it difficult to watch women's sports at sports bars, which predominantly showcase men's games. So, she founded the Sports Bra in Portland, Ore., the first one in America that exclusively shows women's sports on all its TVs.

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City of Portland to follow Corpus Christi water restrictions: Here's the Stage 1 rules

Portland residents will be required to follow the stage 1 drought restrictions implemented by Corpus Christi.

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Voodoo Doughnut, Sazon Mexican Cafe: San Antonio's biggest food stories of the week

Donuts, tavern fare and Burger Week details dominated this week’s most-read food news.

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Former Calallen ISD teacher convicted of sexually abusing a child denied new trial

A former Calallen ISD teacher found guilty of sexually abusing a child was denied his request for a new trial Monday.

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Blurry ballot barcodes delay Oregon House primary results

Issues with counting ballots in Oregon’s third-largest county could delay for days a definitive result in a key U.S. House primary.

In Oregon, the fight for governor is about winning over disaffected voters

The Republicans, an independent and a self-proclaimed "outsider" are among the candidates hoping to win over Oregon voters who say they're pessimistic about the future of the state.

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Buddhist chaplains on the rise in US, offering broad appeal

Christian clergy have long dominated the chaplaincy in the United States.

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Portland unrest drives interest in 2 congressional primaries

Growing discontent over homelessness and crime in Portland is driving interest in a pair of congressional primaries.

Oregon woman shoots her two young kids and herself to death, police say

The woman, who lived in suburban Portland, was in a custody dispute with her spouse, a newspaper says.

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Oregon woman shoots her two young kids and herself to death, police say

The woman, who lived in suburban Portland, was in a custody dispute with her spouse, a newspaper says.

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Spurs owner's open letter to San Antonio is another all-time moment

Opinion: The Spurs have a good home now, in San Antonio at the AT&T Center.

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A Tavern Owner Who Became the Quintessential Mayor of Portland

Back in the nineteen-eighties, Bud Clark was aligned with where his city was heading.

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Gregory-Portland ISD investigates elementary school student's 'Death Note'

The school district alerted parents after a T.M. Clark Elementary School fourth-grader wrote a "death note" with the names of other students.

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Portland water exceeds maximum contaminant level

The Texas Commission of Environmental Quality notified the city that the water exceeded the 0.080 milligram per liter level of trihalomethanes.

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Supreme Court says Boston should have allowed Christian flag on city property

"Boston's flag-raising program does not express government speech," Justice Stephen Breyer wrote for the Supreme Court, which reversed a lower court's judgment.

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Accused drunk driver trying to drive down stairs said she was following GPS, cops say

It happened at a police department in Maine, according to officials.

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UIL Regional Track: Region IV meet results

Results from the 2022 Region IV University Interscholastic League Track and Field competitions taking place across South Texas.

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A Portland woman crashed her SUV in a police department’s garage. She blamed her GPS.

A woman in Portland, Maine crashed her SUV inside of a police department’s garage. When officers confronted her, she claimed her GPS led her astray.

Appeals court nixes $1.1 billion timber award against Oregon

The Oregon Court of Appeals on Wednesday overturned a $1.1 billion verdict against the state over its forest management practices, the latest development in a decades-long dispute over the best use of vast tracts of forestland that cover much of the state's rural areas. A Linn County jury found in 2019 that Oregon breached its contract with 13 rural counties and 151 local taxing districts by failing to maximize timber harvests on state forests over the last two decades. The counties have said Oregon must manage more than 700,000 acres (28,327 hectares) of state forestland for maximum timber revenue, while the state Department of Forestry believes it has the discretion to manage the land for wildlife and recreation.

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Former Calallen ISD teacher convicted of sexually abusing a child requests new trial

A former Calallen ISD teacher found guilty of sexually abusing a child has filed a motion for a new trial in an effort to overturn his conviction.

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Oregon tribe opposes water release for farmers

A Native American tribe in Oregon said Tuesday it is assessing its legal options after learning the U.S. government plans to release water from a federally operated reservoir to downstream farmers along the Oregon-California border amid a historic drought. This summer's water allocation plan, released by the Bureau of Reclamation last week, will send about 50,000 acre-feet of water to farmers in the Klamath Reclamation Project — less than 15% of what they would get in a normal year. An acre-foot is the amount needed to cover one acre of land with water one foot deep.

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"Happy Face Killer" victim identified almost 30 years after her body was found near a California highway

Investigators say they used genetic technology to identify Patricia "Patsy" Skiple of Colton, Oregon, aka "Blue Pacheco," whose death is attributed to serial killer Keith Jesperson.

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Oregon sheriff warns of surging violent crime in Portland: 'Without action, we can expect worse to come'

Multnomah County Sheriff Mike Reese penned an open letter to the residents of Portland and the surrounding area this week, warning that violent crime is reaching record heights and may only get worse as the summer approaches.

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Ex-WNBA guard pleads not guilty to strangling former partner

Former WNBA player Shoni Schimmel was arrested Friday and pleaded not guilty to assaulting a former partner on the Umatilla Indian Reservation in northeastern Oregon. Schimmel, 29, has been charged with assault by strangulation of an intimate dating partner and assault resulting in substantial bodily injury, The Oregonian/OregonLive reported. Schimmel was first arrested on June 14 last year and was held in the Umatilla County jail on charges including felony assault and criminal mischief.

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Flour Bluff boys, Gregory-Portland girls cruise to team titles at district track meet

Flour Bluff boys and Gregory-Portland girls ease to team titles at the District 29-5A track meet on Thursday.

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Barbara Bush and 6-month-old daughter Cora Georgia match in white in new photo

Barbara Bush's daughter, Cora Georgia, looked like her mini-me when they wore matching white dresses in an adorable new pic.

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Gregory-Portland's Jacob Thomas breaks 37-year old school record in pole vault

Jacob Thomas cleared 16-6 to break a 37-year old Gregory-Portland school record in boys pole vault on the first day of the District 29-5A track meet.

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Sinton Uber driver arrested after allegedly kidnapping teenager in Portland

A Sinton Uber driver was arrested by the San Patricio County Sheriff's Office after allegedly kidnapping a 16-year-old boy in Portland.

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Baby eel value up to pre-pandemic levels despite challenges

Concerns that war in Europe or fickle weather might hold back one of America's most valuable fisheries appear to have been unfounded. Baby eels, also called elvers, are one of the most lucrative wild fish species in the U.S. Maine is the only state in the country with a sizeable baby eel fishing industry, and the price for the tiny fish is back up to pre-pandemic levels this spring. Fishermen are selling the baby eels for $2,110 per pound at docks, the Maine Department of Marine Resources reported Monday.

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Portland's 47th Windfest brings families out for fun, food

Attendees were able to enjoy tasty food, listen to live music, watch an armadillo race, shop from local vendors and get on carnival rides.

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Doncic has 39 points, 11 rebounds, 16th tech in Mavs' win

Luka Doncic had 39 points, 11 rebounds and his 16th technical foul of the season for the Dallas Mavericks in a 128-78 win over the Portland Trail Blazers.

Texas attack survivor's $500M lawsuit against David Strickland gets new trial date

Mary Kristene Chapa's trial new date is the first since the last trial against David Strickland was canceled in early March 2022.

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Clayton's Meat Market opening second location in Odem

Clayton's Meat Market, a Portland business that opened in 2020, is expanding with a second location in Odem.

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Portland State University student Amara Marluke found dead near campus, former football player arrested

Keenan Harpole was booked on suspicion of second-degree murder, domestic violence and unlawful use of a weapon.

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Portland State University student Amara Marluke found dead near campus, former football player arrested

Keenan Harpole was booked on suspicion of second-degree murder, domestic violence and unlawful use of a weapon.

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Gregory-Portland girls rally past McAllen Memorial in UIL soccer playoffs

Gregory-Portland overcame a 2-0 deficit to rally past McAllen Memorial and clinch their fourth straight appearance in the regional soccer tournament.

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McCollum cheered in return, helps Pelicans beat Blazers

CJ McCollum received a 90-second standing ovation in his first visit to Portland since a February trade to New Orleans, then scored 25 points to lead the Pelicans over the Trail Blazers 117-107.

Gregory-Portland ISD holds annual Teachers of the Year ceremony

Gregory-Portland ISD awarded six teachers with the title of Teacher of the Year and one elementary and secondary teacher to represent the district.

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High School Girls Soccer: Gregory-Portland holds off McAllen Rowe to advance

Gregory-Portland defeated McAllen Rowe 2-1 on Tuesday to advance to the Class 5A regional quarterfinals.

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Former Maine gov candidate in custody on child porn charges

A former gubernatorial candidate in Maine remained held on $50,000 bail Saturday after his arrest on charges of possession of child pornography. Officials with the Hancock County Jail said Eliot Cutler was still in custody. The Maine State Police Computer Crimes Unit arrested Cutler without incident on Friday at a home he and his wife share in Brooklin, about 130 miles (210 kilometers) from Portland.

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Murray has 28 points, Spurs rout Trail Blazers 133-96

Dejounte Murray had 28 points before sitting for the final quarter and the San Antonio Spurs routed the Portland Trail Blazers 133-96 on Wednesday night.

Letter: You get what you vote for

Voters pay for their poor choices at polls

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Portland artist Dinah Bowman proves following your dream is worth the risk

Dinah Bowman has made a name for herself in Portland and the world with her artwork.

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UCLA avoids upset with late surge, holds off Akron 57-53

Tyger Campbell rescued UCLA from a potential upset, scoring eight straight points late in the second half, and the fourth-seeded Bruins rallied for a 57-53 win over No. 13 seed Akron in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Thursday night. With the Bruins down 51-47 with 3 1/2 minutes left, Campbell took control and helped his team avoid getting bounced on the opening day of the tournament. Campbell hit a corner 3-pointer to pull UCLA within one, knocked down a 15-footer for the lead and added a 25-footer as the shot clock was expiring to put the Bruins ahead 55-51 with 1:17 left.

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A documentary on Portland attack survivor Kristene Chapa is coming. Here's what to know

Director Charlie Minn is making a documentary about Kristene Chapa, the woman who survived a 2012 Portland attack that killed her girlfriend.

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Portland's 47th annual Windfest returns with live music, carnival and more

The 47th annual Windfest starts Thursday, April 7, and runs until Sunday, April 10.

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Major League Soccer reaches a deal to support Black banks, aiming to help close the racial wealth gap

The interest and fees will be paid in advance creating what's called Tier 1 capital, almost immediately allowing the Black banks to offer more loans.

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Man suspected in shooting deaths of 4 arrested in Texas

Police say a man suspected in a shooting that killed four people in Portland last year has been arrested in Texas.

Climatologists: Drought to worsen in Oregon, Idaho this year

Climate scientists in the U.S. Pacific Northwest warned Thursday that much of Oregon and parts of Idaho can expect even tougher drought conditions this summer than in the previous two years, which already featured dwindling reservoirs, explosive wildfires and deep cuts to agricultural irrigation. At a news conference hosted by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, water and climate experts from Oregon, Washington and Idaho said parts of the region should prepare now for severe drought, wildfires and record-low stream flows that will hurt salmon and other fragile species. Drought covers 74% of the Pacific Northwest and nearly 20% is in extreme or exceptional drought, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor.

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A Small-town Texan Keeps an Ancient Japanese Art Form Alive

Dinah Bowman is a world-renowned artist specializing in a fish printing technique. The results are rich, textured, and colorful. You have to see it for yourself.

texasmonthly.com

Cleaning up after weather roller coaster in Chicago

A fresh layer of white fell overnight in Chicago after snow from earlier storms had vanished earlier in the week. AccuWeather's Emmy Victor reports.

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Oregon lawmakers propose $400M for housing and homelessness

Democrats in Oregon’s Legislature have proposed a $400 million investment package on Thursday to urgently address some of the state’s biggest challenges — homelessness and affordable housing.

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Portland City Council asks citizens to vote on sale of alcohol in Old Town area

In May, Portland citizens will vote to decide whether to allow the sale of alcohol in the city's Old Town area.

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Gunman charged with killing protester in Portland, Oregon

A 43-year-old man confronted protesters against police violence in a Portland, Oregon, park, told them to leave and then drew a pistol and opened fire, killing a woman and wounding four other people, a prosecutor said Tuesday. The description by Multnomah County Deputy District Attorney Mariel Mota of the Saturday night shooting was the first detailed official account of the bloodshed. It came as Oregon's biggest city is experiencing a sharp rise in gun violence and after Portland was an epicenter in Black Lives Matter protests.

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China accused of failing to buy more Maine lobster

China has failed to live up to its promise to buy more Maine lobster under a deal that opened the door to an easing of a trade war under former President Donald Trump, Maine's congressional leaders say. Maine's lobster industry was hurt by retaliatory Chinese tariffs in 2018 and failed to see substantial export gains after China committed to buying an additional $200 billion in U.S. goods, the delegation contends. Under the “Phase One Agreement,” China was supposed to increase purchases above 2017 levels but China has bought “almost no lobster above 2017 levels,” according to a letter Thursday by Maine Sen. Angus King, an independent, and Reps. Chellie Pingree and Jared Golden, both Democrats.

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Texas attack survivor's multimillion-dollar lawsuit against David Strickland gets pre-trial hearing

Mary Kristene Chapa filed the $500 million lawsuit against David Strickland in April 2017. Strickland was convicted of attacking her in Portland, Texas, in 2012.

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Pre-trial hearing held in Portland, Texas attack survivor's suit against David Strickland

Mary Kristene Chapa initially filed the $500 million lawsuit against David Strickland in April 2017.

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Why de-paving cities could help make things way less hot

If you’ve walked through a heavily populated city with a bustling downtown in the middle of summer, then you know just how hot it can be.

CDC backs Moderna COVID-19 shots after full US approval

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has continued its endorsement of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine for U.S. adults.

US gives full approval to Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine

U.S. health regulators have given full approval to Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine after reviewing additional data on its safety and effectiveness.

Damian Lillard out at least 6 weeks after surgery

Portland Trail Blazers guard Damian Lillard has had surgery to repair a core injury that has been causing him abdominal pain.

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The heat stays on: Earth hits 6th warmest year on record

Two U.S. science agencies say 2021 was the sixth hottest year on record globally, part of a long-term warming trend.

Blazers top Hawks, weather Young's NBA season-best 56 points

Anfernee Simons had a career-high 43 points and the Portland Trail Blazers overcame an NBA season-best 56 points by Atlanta’s Trae Young, snapping a four-game losing streak in a 136-131 win over the Hawks.

NBA reschedules postponed games, makes other adjustments

The NBA has rescheduled all 11 games that were postponed in December for virus-related reasons and either shifted the times or dates of 10 other games to help accommodate those changes.

Equal pay appeal by US women soccer players set for March 7

Oral arguments in the appeal by American female soccer players seeking equal pay have been scheduled for March 7 in Pasadena, California, by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

Western storms bring flood threats, snow for Christmas

Forecasters say winter storms that have killed at least two people will bring flooding threats, snow and bitter cold throughout much of the West through Christmas.

Biden's highway safety pick vows to reduce US traffic deaths

President Joe Biden’s pick to run the nation’s highway safety agency is pledging to attack a crisis of fatal car crashes by implementing safety rules to deter impaired driving.

US Navy fires laser weapon in Mideast amid drone boat threat

The U.S. Navy has tested a laser weapon and destroyed a floating target in the Mideast.

NYCFC wins MLS Cup, beating Portland Timbers in shootout

Alex Callens converted his penalty and New York City FC won its first MLS Cup title on a shootout after a 1-1 draw with the Portland Timbers on Saturday.

Thousands in Oregon face eviction as lawmakers scramble

In Oregon, where a long-standing housing crisis has been exacerbated by the pandemic, tenants on the brink of eviction are losing safety nets that kept them housed.

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Black councilman nudges Portland center on post-protest path

Oregon’s largest city was at the center of the nation's progressive push to cut police budgets amid the outrage that swept the nation after the murder of George Floyd.

Drivers playing video games? US is looking into Tesla case

Last August, Vince Patton was watching a YouTube video of a Tesla owner who had made a startling observation: Tesla drivers could now play a video game on their car’s touch-screen dashboard — while the vehicle is moving.

Timbers down RSL 2-0 for conference title, MLS final berth

Felipe Mora and Santiago Moreno scored and the Portland Timbers advanced to the MLS Cup final with a 2-0 victory over Real Salt Lake in the Western Conference final on Saturday.

Forbes leads Spurs in 114-83 win over shorthanded Blazers

Bryn Forbes had 18 points off the bench and the San Antonio Spurs extended their winning streak to a season-high three games with a 114-83 victory over the shorthanded Portland Trail Blazers.

Settlement talks fail in Oregon youths' anti-US climate suit

Oregon-based youth climate activists say settlement talks with the U.S. Department of Justice have failed six years after they first filed a federal lawsuit in Eugene.

Thorns appoint former goalkeeper Karina LeBlanc as GM

The Portland Thorns have named former goalkeeper Karina LeBlanc as the team’s new general manager.

Oregon's biggest city has 'long way to go' repairing its rep

Tourism officials from Oregon's largest city are calling Portland’s reputation “badly damaged” by months of destructive protests, a homeless crisis and a record year for homicides.

Ex-NYT columnist Kristof announces run for Oregon governor

Former New York Times reporter and columnist Nicholas Kristof has announced he is running for governor of Oregon, the state where he grew up on a sheep and cherry farm.

'Lawless city?' Worry after Portland police don't stop chaos

A crowd of 100 people wreaked havoc in downtown Portland, Oregon, this week, smashing storefront windows, lighting dumpsters on fire and causing at least $500,000 in damage.

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Large African cat captured after escape in Detroit suburb

An animal recovery group says a large cat native to Africa that escaped from its suburban Detroit home was captured after spending several hours on the lam.

Texas ‘vigilante cowboy’ found guilty of assault, other charges in Portland protests

A jury in Oregon has found a member of the far-right group the Proud Boys guilty of assault, menacing and unlawful use of a weapon for pulling out a loaded revolver, firing paintballs and spraying bear mace at people during Portland protests last year.

Greyhound settles lawsuit over immigration sweeps on buses

Greyhound Lines Inc. will pay $2.2 million to settle a lawsuit over the bus line’s practice of allowing U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents to board its buses in Washington state to conduct immigration sweeps.

Oregon school board ban on anti-racist, LGBT signs draws ire

An Oregon school board has banned educators from displaying Black Lives Matter and gay pride symbols, prompting a torrent of recriminations and threats to boycott the town and its businesses.

No charges for police who shot anti-fascist Portland suspect

A Washington state prosecutor has decided not to file criminal charges against police who shot and killed an antifascist fugitive last year who was wanted in the highly publicized death of a right-wing demonstrator in Portland, Oregon.

Ciganda, Dryburgh, Anannarukarn share Portland Classic lead

Carlota Ciganda overcame an early double bogey in chilly morning conditions Thursday for a 4-under 68 and a share of the first-round lead in the Cambia Portland Classic.

Alex Palou recovers in Portland for 3rd win and IndyCar lead

Alex Palou recovered from first-lap trouble at Portland International Raceway to win for the third time this season and reclaim the IndyCar points lead.

Portland mayor: Keeping police away from protest a mistake

Nearly three weeks after armed far-right and far-left protesters violently clashed in the streets of a diverse neighborhood in Portland, Oregon, the city’s mayor says the lack of police intervention was “not the right strategy.”.

Planned ban over abortion law could cost Texas $7M a year

Officials say the city of Portland, Oregon's plan to boycott Texas goods and services over the new abortion law could cost companies there millions of dollars a year.

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Oregon city to vote on Texas trade ban over abortion law

The City Council in Portland, Oregon will vote Wednesday on an emergency resolution that would ban the purchase of goods and services from Texas in response to the new law prohibiting most abortions there.

Records rebut claims of unequal treatment of Jan. 6 rioters

Some people charged in the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol and their Republican allies claim the Justice Department is treating them harshly because of their political views.

Protesters clash in Portland after opposing gatherings

Opposing rallies that drew hundreds of people in Portland, Oregon, are sparking clashes Sunday.

COVID-stricken Oregon deploys National Guard to hospitals

Oregon's governor says she will deploy up to 1,500 National Guard troops to hospitals around the state to support healthcare workers as COVID-19 surges amid the rapid spread of the Delta variant.

Officials: Northwest heat may have killed 1; ER visits spike

Officials are investigating one possible heat-related death in Oregon from a Pacific Northwest heat wave.

Northwest heat wave: Volunteers get water to the vulnerable

Volunteers are scrambling to hand out water to homeless people in isolated encampments in Portland, Oregon, as the Pacific Northwest sweats through a heat wave that is gripping the normally temperate region.

Lawsuit could delay replacement for aging postal fleet

The Postal Service’s aging fleet of trucks is soldiering on even as a contract for greener replacement vehicles is being challenged.

Heat wave hits Northwest, sending people to cooling centers

People have headed to cooling centers as the Pacific Northwest began sweltering under another major, multiday heat wave.

Northwest heat wave targeted vulnerable, tested climate prep

The unprecedented heat wave that swept the Pacific Northwest this summer killed scores of the region's most vulnerable who couldn't leave their homes, afford air conditioning or get a ride to public cooling centers.

This year's summer of climate extremes hits wealthier places

Scientists say there’s something different this year as the world staggers through another summer of extreme weather.

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