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The federal law enforcement surge in Portland is over. Now, state and local leaders are left to act on the same demands for race equity and social justice protesters have made all along.
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More Oregonians have been diagnosed with the coronavirus. The state's helping agricultural workers quarantine. Performers have found a way to put on a show while maintaining their distance. Watch this story for live updates about COVID-19.
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Public agencies are trying to answer a question on the minds of many, including a U.S. congressman and Oregon lawmakers: What will all that tear gas mean for plants, water and wildlife?
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Racism runs deep in Oregon's food community. The recently launched SIX FEED newsletter by a pair of Portland journalists confronts racism in the food scene and carves space for BIPOC food producers navigating the pandemic.
Grants Pass homelessness ruling raises questions statewide
Last week, a federal court ruled that citing people in Grants Pass for camping or sleeping in public is unconstitutional. The decision invalidated sleeping ordinances in Grants Pass, but it's not clear what that means for other municipalities.
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Portland’s performing arts return in live parking lot show
Portland artists joined together recently for Pavement, a socially distanced evening of pop-up performances in a public parking lot. Audience members watched from their cars while some of the city’s best singers, dancers and spoken word artists performed.
STRFKR follows weird and winding path on ‘Future Past Life’
Josh Hodges plays songs from his electropop band's gorgeous new lo-fi album and traces its truly unusual origins while our interviewer avoids saying the band's name on the radio.
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The Oregon town where money grows on trees and wood is as good as cash
In 1933, with its only bank closed and the country in the midst of the Great Depression, the Oregon shipbuilding and timber city of North Bend turned to a local resource to keep its economy afloat.