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Oregon shuts down election phone line temporarily because of out-of-state misinformation
Oregon’s state elections office has shut down its phone lines for the day because of a deluge of calls from out-of-state callers sharing misinformation about Republican President Donald Trump, ...
PSU, PCC launch partnership to boost Oregon's semiconductor workforce
Portland State University and Portland Community College announced a groundbreaking partnership to address the critical workforce needs of Oregon's burgeoning semiconductor industry.
Oregon attorney general candidates spar for last time in televised debate
The two candidates running for Oregon attorney sparred in their final debate Wednesday evening over abortion, gun violence and election safety, giving voters one last chance to weigh their differ...
Washington and Clackamas counties sue Oregon Health Authority over Measure 110 funding
Officials with the two Portland-area counties worry they’ll lose millions under a new funding formula set to go into effect next year
Forest Grove students show slight improvements in math and science, still below state average
Test scores remain below the state average Forest Grove students as the effects on student outcomes of the COVID-19 pandemic linger on.
Developing the next generation of Army tactical vehicles
Maggie Wigness researches the intersection of battle and artificial intelligence at the DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory
Test scores show widening gap between Hillsboro students, rest of Oregon
State test scores continue to worsen for Hillsboro students as the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on student outcomes linger on. Across all grades, Hillsboro students scored below the state ave...
Intel to lay off 1,300 Oregon employees
Approximately 1,300 Intel employees will be laid off in the culmination of the semiconductor giant’s plans to reduce its staff by 15%.
What's cookin'? Sherwood's plan for food cart pods is ready to be dished out
A new ordinance allows for pods to locate in a variety of location and will include restrooms and a pavilion.
Forest Grove’s first data center approved despite community concerns
The tension between a city council’s duty to uphold the law and its desire to do right by its citizens played out Monday night, Oct. 14, in the Forest Grove council chambers when the city counc...
Next Dogs & Tales set for Nov. 13 at Tigard Public Library
The gathering allows children to read to trained therapy dogs.
Candidate Q&A: Hillsboro City Council candidates talk fluoride, infrastructure and more
Hillsboro voters will elect a new slate of local leaders to serve on the city council this November.
Woodburn-based BrucePac recalls ready-to-eat meats, poultry from grocery stores across the country
BrucePac, a Woodburn-based precooked meat company, has recalled roughly 10 million pounds of ready-to-eat meat and chicken made at an Oklahoma plant because of possible contamination with listeri...
Washington County implements drug arrest ‘deflection program’
Officials encouraged by results of the first 30 days of the effort
Intricate paper art display set for Hillsboro Civic Center Gallery
From Nov. 5 through Dec. 20, three artists will display their works.
PSU, PCC launch partnership to boost Oregon's semiconductor workforce
As announced Monday, the groundbreaking partnership supports the Microchip Industry Collaborative for Research, Outreach, Training and Education Coordination initiative, marking a step toward ele...
Pushing the sustainability envelope: The Steward apartments to open in Tigard
The new 55-unit complex in the Tigard Triangle is expected to reduce or eliminate renters' electricity bills.
Gaston woman dies in two-vehicle crash Oct. 10
Highway 47 scene of fatal crash after woman swerves into oncoming traffic
Hillsboro's pursuit for semiconductor expansion sparks new land battle
The intricacies and eccentricities of Oregon's land use laws are on full display as Hillsboro finds itself caught, once again, between the prospect of development and the push for preservation.
Harvest season persists amid challenges in Oregon's wine country
It’s harvest season in the Willamette Valley, and despite current challenges facing the wine industry, Woodburn’s own Hanson Vineyard perseveres.
Candidate Q&A: North Plains council candidates talk urban growth boundary, community divisions and more
The North Plains city council candidates gave their thoughts on development, ways to build community and what they believe are the most pressing issues facing the city.
Candidate Q&A: North Plains mayoral candidates on city growth, business development and more
Either way you slice it, North Plains will have a new mayor.
Tigard woman's online luxury secondhand yarn boutique opens
Treasured Yarns offers unique products, making them affordable to all crafters.
Newberg school district hires ‘long-term’ interim superintendent
Dave Parker, a former district administrator, will serve through June 2026, when a permanent superintendent is chosen
IrishPDX sets slew of concerts, dance classes at Tualatin's Winona Grange
First Friday and Second Saturday concert events are back.
It's not too late! Register to vote in Oregon’s November election by Oct. 15
Time is running out to register to vote ahead of the Nov. 5 election.
It’s only a matter of time until a big earthquake strikes the Northwest – be prepared
Great Oregon Shake Out drill set for Oct. 17 and run by Oregon Office of Emergency Management
Exploring Canada's wild in Hillsboro: The Wardens hit the Walters stage in November
The Wardens bring stories of Canada's wild Friday, Nov. 22, to Hillsboro's Walters Cultural Arts Center.
No need to make parking scary for St. Helens' Spirit of Halloweentown
Sure some streets are closed during the event but paid parking and shuttles are available.
Gov. Kotek, Oregon Health Authority project another 465 new treatment beds
Oregonians have another tool to keep track of the state’s work to expand the state’s behavioral health system.
Alpenrose redevelopment closer to winning Portland planning approval
The developer who wants to build a residential subdivision on the former Alpenrose Dairy in Southwest Portland is inching closer to winning city approval.
Spooky streets and sweet treats: Halloween comes to downtown Hillsboro
Hillsboro's Main Street will be roaming with ghouls, ghosts and a whole lot of candy for a festive night Saturday, Oct. 26.
Readers Respond: Our favorite coffee spots in Oregon are…
Your Oregon News asked readers in an unofficial survey where their favorite coffee spots are.
Richard Kidd, former Forest Grove mayor, city councilor, dies at 88
Forest Grove lost a leader, volunteer and community pillar this weekend — but what remains is a legacy of service.
Oregon officials call for audit as number of noncitizens registered to vote increases
Oregon’s governor and top elections official are calling for an independent external audit of the state’s automatic voter registration system after the Motor Vehicles Services Division found ...
Two weeks of trekking: how this solo hiker broke records on Pacific Crest Trail
Renee Miller set the fastest known time for a woman's unsupported hike on the Oregon portion of the Pacific Crest Trail this summer.
Oregon plans to sue TikTok, attorneys say it's harming Oregon's kids
Oregon and more than a dozen other states are suing the social media giant TikTok for allegedly harming children with its short-form video app.
County receives $750,000 to monitor those charged in domestic violence cases
The money will go to monitor those who are awaiting trail, sought in the wake of 2022 domestic violence double-murder case.
Hundreds of high school students take part in PCC’s Manufacturing Day in Scappoose
Portland Community College staff and industry partners showed off the latest technologies, training and careers at one of the largest manufacturing-related learning events in the state.
Oregon's 2024 ballot measures, explained
Voters across Oregon will have more on their plate than the presidential election this November. Several high profile ballot measure could change Oregon’s political landscape forever, with ques...
Tigard police looking for person repeatedly breaking into a school district wing
Police believe the man has burglarized or attempted to burglarized a building that includes the Clothing Closet, which houses clothing for students in need.
Uncork a bottle, get ready to shop: Forest Grove's downtown Wine Walk returns in November
Get a head start on holiday shopping (and sneak in a sip of wine or two) during Forest Grove’s third annual Wine Walk.
‘This isn’t normal’: Oregon students’ test scores continue to plateau
Assessment data released by the Oregon Department of Education on Thursday, Oct. 3 paints a bleak picture of declining test scores.
Hazelnut processing barn fire brings 49 personnel to rural Washington County
A barn fire where hazelnuts were being processed took nearly 50 firefighters, five hours and 100,000 gallons of water to quell late Thursday, Oct. 3.
Portland Community College's Future Connect alums earn scholarships to continue higher education
Forest Grove’s Shelly Dominguez Alfaro admits Portland Community College was her backup plan for college. However, the backup plan soon became “Plan A” and she could not have been happier.
Man charged with assault for allegedly hitting Tigard Fred Meyer customer
Isaiah Marquis, 25, a Tigard resident, was arrested after turning himself into police on Oct. 3.
Ancora Wellness opens new space for healing in downtown Hillsboro
Ancora Wellness will host a grand opening for its new location at 239 N.E. Lincoln St. Thursday, Oct. 17.
Burn pile ignites 4-acre field fire in Gales Creek
Crews were dispatched around 1:41 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 1, to a reported brush fire in the 10000 block of Northwest Shearer Hill Road where firefighters found a blaze burning through a cut wheat fie...
Teens and tweens invited to board game nights at Tualatin Public Library
The gatherings are set each Wednesday from 4 to 6 p.m.
Memorial for late Traci Rose, Trail Blazers executive and Tigard-Tualatin communications director, set for Oct. 20
The Portland Trail Blazers will host a public celebration of life for former franchise executive Traci Rose, 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 20 at Moda Center.