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Women's March In Oregon Turns Toward Intersectionality

Cities throughout the country, and world, organized events around the Women's March. Portland, at least officially, did not, but still held events focused on women's rights.

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Oregon's Walden Gets Cheers And Jeers At Town Hall In Purple Bend

Door Of The Cosmos: Sun Ra On View At Portland Art Museum

Safe Gun Storage Laws Could Come To Oregon

Artist Strives To Save Portland's Historic Mayo House

Legislative Preview: Democrats Bring Ambitious Agenda

Merkley: Homeland Security Lied About Family Separations

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Clark County Declares Health Emergency Over Measles

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Clark County Public Health has declared a public health emergency after confirm 19 cases of measles and 7 suspected cases.

Trump Offers Temporary Immigrant Protections For $5.7 Billion In Wall Money

Suspect Arrested In Connection To 2009 Nancy Bergeson Homicide

Amid Racial Equity Struggles, Clark College President Announces Retirement

Federal Plan Could Reclassify Hanford Nuclear Waste

Misconduct Investigations Face Roadblocks As Portland Struggles With Trust

Oregon Sees Jump In Federal Workers Seeking Unemployment

Hardesty: White Privilege Disrupting City Council Meetings

Family Of American Jailed In Syria Goes Public In An Appeal To Trump

More Than 70 Dead, Dozens Injured In Mexican Pipeline Explosion

Medical Students Push For More LGBT Health Training To Address Disparities

Arts & Life

MHCC Seeks Return Of Jazz Radio Station KMHD

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College leaders voted this week to end their contract with Oregon Public Broadcasting. They're seeking a two-year extension, and then they want the station to return to the college's control. 

Heads-Up For Sunday, A Super 'Blood Moon' Is On The Way

Slingshot: Artists To Watch In 2019

E-Scooters Are Returning To Portland This Spring

Win Tickets To Jenny Lewis At Crystal Ballroom

Sunday Puzzle: You're Halfway There

There's No Rest For Anyone In 'The Dreamers'

On Broadway, 'Network' Goes From Satire To Tragedy

In 'Holy Lands,' A Tale Of Family Drama And Pig Farming In Israel

Not My Job: Conan O'Brien Gets Quizzed On Hot Cocoa

R. Kelly Has Been Dropped By RCA Records, 'Billboard' Reports

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Scientists Puzzled By High Cancer Rate Among West Coast Sea Lions

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For almost 30 years, scientists have struggled to understand why so many sea lions get cancer. If they can, they also might answer some of the biggest questions about why humans do, too.

With The Government Shut Down, Who's Watching Hanford?

Banned Fish Trap Returns To Columbia As Sustainable Way To Catch Salmon

Shutdown Cancels Federal Wildfire Training In Oregon, Washington

Washington Lawmakers Open Debate On Clean Fuel Standard

Snowpack In The West Has Resisted Climate Change But That Won't Last Forever

Video: Giant Great White Shark Frolics With Divers

Oregon Bottle Deposit System Hits 90 Percent Redemption Rate

Federal Plan Could Reclassify Hanford Nuclear Waste — And Leave it in the Ground

A New Tactic In The War Against Plastic Waste

Teenage Diver Finds Tons Of Golf Balls Rotting Off California