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Mug Shot Profiteers

Been arrested? This website puts up your photo and sees profit in your shame. Others see extortion.


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The way Richard Felley sees it, his son has already paid the price for his crimes. Felley, who lives in Nehalem,   More
 
Wednesday, August 24, 2011 COREY PAUL

Sticker Shocker

This Google window decal will talk to your phone. Next, Google wants your phone to tell all about you.


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They came in the mail, thousands upon thousands. And Portland businesses have obediently applied them to their windows: white stickers   More
 
Wednesday, August 24, 2011 COREY PEIN

An Unreliable Housing Audit

A city-funded housing audit misrepresented evidence, making discrimination in Portland look worse than it really is.


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In May, Portland got smacked in the face with embarrassing news: Nearly two of every three times they sought   More
 
Wednesday, August 24, 2011 BRENT WALTH

Homeless On Wheels

More people, including families, are living in their vehicles around Portland.


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Chris Nguyen is a Lincoln High School sophomore who wants to be a civil engineer. He likes to make bows and arrows, scale models of catapults and other medieval weaponry   More
 
Wednesday, August 17, 2011 SHAE HEALEY

One Patient’s Painful Lesson

A woman alleges doctors botched her plastic surgery and never told her OHSU students took part.


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Laura Willis is a Salem housewife and Harley-Davidson enthusiast who saved for years to amass enough money—$12,000—to pay for breast implants and a tummy tuck.
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011 JAMES PITKIN

All Aboard!

The CRC’s backers want to use an obscure law for light rail to win approval for the freeway.


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Backers of the $3.6 billion Columbia River Crossing are working to keep the Interstate 5 bridge project from facing the same scrutiny other highway projects do under Oregon’s land-use laws. Inste   More
 
Wednesday, August 3, 2011 BRENT WALTH

Trash Talk In Lents

A mysterious preservation group stirs up opposition to a recycling center in Southeast Portland.


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Something stinks in Lents. In July, glossy brochures showed up at homes in the Southeast Portland neighborhood attacking plans   More
 
Wednesday, August 3, 2011 JAMES PITKIN

Derailing the Bridge

Backers of a new I-5 bridge can’t hide their faulty plan to pay for it. But they have an even bigger problem: Clark County voters.


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For years now, Oregon’s leaders have assured taxpayers that plans for a new interstate bridge...   More
 
Wednesday, July 27, 2011 NIGEL JAQUISS

Caught Up in the Net

Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden stands up to an anti-piracy bill he says threatens internet freedom.


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The Pirate Bay is a popular Sweden-based file-sharing hub that allows users to share music, movies...   More
 
Wednesday, July 27, 2011 MATTHEW SINGER

Inside The Gang Wars

An unprecedented report reveals new details about the wave of gang violence.


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On June 21, two men beat Jacob Klesalek on the corner of Northeast 16th Avenue and Killingsworth Street, leaving him with severe bruises on his    More
 
Wednesday, July 20, 2011 JAMES PITKIN
 

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