Willamette Week

Oregon Tribes Are Alarmed by Senators’ Plan to Remove the Tax Deduction for Gambling Losses

Oregon’s tribes push back against a bill that would end the deductability of gambling losses.

Murmurs: Oregon State Police Scope Out Bulgaria

In other news: Lawmakers eye digital sports

For Decades, Clients Trusted a Portland Lawyer to Get Compensation for Their Injuries. It Turns Out She Kept Much of Their Money.

The accusations against Deveny illustrate how vulnerable people can be doubly victimized: first, injured in terrible accidents and, later, targeted by an unscrupulous attorney.

The Oregon Lottery’s New Mobile App is Now Live On the Apple Store

The Oregon Lottery is rolling out a mobile platform in the Apple store.

The Oregon Lottery Is Moving Aggressively Toward Mobile Phone Betting

The first apps could debut next month. “It’s evolve or die.”

Portland Meadows and the Oregon Lottery Desperately Seek Answers for a New Casino Across the River

The best bet for Oregon’s only horse track? Changing state law.

Murmurs: Troubled Portland Bureau Lost Track of $120,000 in Credit-Card Spending

In other news: Portland poker rooms face another threat.

Portland’s Poker Rooms Are Licensed by the City, Wildly Popular—and Too Illegal to Last

Another Nearly-Century-Old Downtown Bar Will Soon Be Closed

The Rialto, as a nearly century-old gambling hall and home to the both the down and out and a host of courthouse lawyers, is spiritual cousin to nearby former card hall the Lotus Room, which closed this month after over 80 years.

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