Turnout Leapt Among Younger Portland Voters in November as All Other Age Groups Stayed Flat

Voters age 18-24 in Multnomah County still lag in turnout, but their participation increased the most this year.

Multnomah County Records 715 COVID Cases in Two Days

It’s still unclear whether the two-week “freeze” ordered by Gov. Kate Brown has checked the spread of the virus.

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.

What the People We’re Grateful for Are Grateful For

They brought to our office the objects that allow them to support our city and state.

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

Oregon law says elected officials must serve six months of their current terms before being subject to recall.

Murmurs: Oregon Hospitals Getting Crowded

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

Court Records Say Matt Choi Was Murdered by a Neighbor in His Apartment Building in the Hours After His Birthday Party

The murder suspect was a tenant in the same building as Choi, prosecutors say.