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Police dogs have identified the “potential presence of human remains” inside Centennial Mills, according to Portland fire officials.

As politicians struggle to grasp new dividing lines, fresh polling shows a majority of Oregonians across the political spectrum hold negative views on artificial intelligence and data centers and support restrictive policies to regulate them.

“There was not much seriousness on the other end to get a deal done,” Calabro said, “which is fine if you want to end the relationship. Well, that’s one way to do it, I suppose.”

“It feels like a slap in the face.”

On Tuesday, the PUC announced it had agreed to Portland General Electric’s request to update its rates and terms of service, which now call for steeper rates for the booming data center industry.

Six councilors are on the ballot in November in districts 3 and 4. As it happens, polling shows those are also the districts with the most deeply held views on Moda Center funding.

Spurred by fed-up, online-activated citizens, local governments around the state are now exploring ways to roll back incentives.

The electric utility asked the Oregon Public Utility Commission for a 29% rate increase for data centers and rate decreases for residential and small business customers.

Bon Temps Poulet will be available at Gorges Brewing Wednesday through Sunday starting June 10.

The company is “exploring a capital transaction,” says founder Kim Malek, but no buyer has been named.

Mental Health Awareness Month also draws attention to Oregon’s overall suicide rate, which is 50% higher than the national rate.

“We made the difficult decision to restructure several areas of the business.”