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Kristina Malimon Was the Social Media-Savvy Future of Oregon Republicans. Then She Got a Little Too Famous.

Missing Woman’s Car Buried Under 15 Feet of Mud in Gorge Landslide, Oregon Officials Say

City of Portland Urges Building Owners to Hide Dumpsters Ahead of Anticipated Civil Unrest

Landslides Close Highways Outside Portland, and an Oregon Woman Is Swept Away by Debris

In a small town about an hour east of Portland, Multnomah County sheriff deputies are evacuating residents and one person is missing.

It’s Going to Cost $35,000 to Fix Vandalized Window at New Multnomah County Courthouse

String of Cannabis Shop Robberies Continues Into the New Year

A North Portlander Dies After Apartment Water Supply Becomes Contaminated

Multnomah County Seeks Federal Waiver to Delay Biennial Census of Homeless Population

Rep. Janelle Bynum Calls for Review of Embattled Homicide Detective’s Testimony

“It is vitally important for us to protect due process and for us to demand the highest character of people that we allow to wear the badge.”

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler Demands Harsher Criminal Penalties for Property Destruction 

“There are just some people on this planet who are bent on criminal destruction,” the mayor continued. “There are just some people who want to watch the world burn.”

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Pok Pok Is Gone, but Andy Ricker’s Other Restaurant Is Getting a Sudden Second Life

Ping (Christine Dong)

Protester Arrested for Smashing Windows in Portland Allegedly Carried Four Molotov Cocktails in His Backpack

Portland police arrest a protester on Jan. 20, 2021. (Chris Nesseth)

A Key Indicator of Real Estate Investors’ Interest in Portland Shows a Precipitous Decline

IN THE BASEMENT: Events of the past year left Portland’s reputation in tatters. (Henry Cromett)

Bureau Assignment Memos Show Mayor Ted Wheeler Is Focused on Paranoid Park and Food Carts

Downtown Portland food carts. (Alex Wittwer)

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A Neighbor Describes What Happened When Law Enforcement Stopped Responding to an Armed Encampment in North Portland 204

A Key Indicator of Real Estate Investors’ Interest in Portland Shows a Precipitous Decline 116

Oregon’s Most Prominent QAnon Proponent and a Timber Unity Spokeswoman Attended the Insurrection at U.S. Capitol 114

Gov. Kate Brown Delays Vaccination of Oregonians Ages 65 and Older 108

U.S. Rep Kurt Schrader Votes Against $2,000 Federal Stimulus Check 102

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