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Out-of-State Companies Battle for Hundreds of Millions of Dollars to Clean Up Oregon’s Wildfires

Some Oregon Republicans Are Reluctant to Reveal Their Thanksgiving Dinner Plans

We asked leading critics of the governor's order how they were celebrating Thanksgiving and with how many people.

Black Portlanders Are Killed Crossing the Street at Three Times the Rate of White Pedestrians

The pedestrian death rate per 100,000 was three times higher east of 82nd Avenue than it was west of 82nd.

Church sign in Portland. (Brian Burk)

Murmurs: Oregon Hospitals Getting Crowded

In other news: State senator to be named in discrimination lawsuit.

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Readers Respond to Black Friday Sales Continuing Amid COVID-19

Gov. Kate Brown Announces New Criteria for Closing Businesses Due to COVID-19

Out-of-State Companies Battle for Hundreds of Millions of Dollars to Clean Up Oregon’s Wildfires

Black Portlanders Are Killed Crossing the Street at Three Times the Rate of White Pedestrians

What the People We’re Grateful for Are Grateful For

Portland Lawyers Allege Oregon Sen. Rob Wagner and Lake Oswego School Officials Failed to Investigate a Student’s Claims of Racial Discrimination

Audit Finds Southwest Neighborhoods Nonprofit Received Tens of Thousands in Federal Aid It Didn’t Need

Leftists Want to Recall Mayor Ted Wheeler and Commissioner Dan Ryan

Murmurs: Oregon Hospitals Getting Crowded

Some Oregon Republicans Are Reluctant to Reveal Their Thanksgiving Dinner Plans

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If It’s Illegal for Protesters to Block a Highway, Why Are Trains Allowed to Do It?

Attempts by the states to regulate railroads in this way are preempted by federal law.

Readers Respond to Black Friday Sales Continuing Amid COVID-19

"Think of those poor executives working from home while retail workers fight Karens and COVID.”