Shutdown Cancels Oregon Capitol's Anti-Harassment Training

The training was supposed to be run by a federal department that is now closed due to the ongoing partial federal shutdown. Oregon leaders have pledged to reschedule.

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Wash. Gov. Jay Inslee Calls For Action On Climate Change, Mental Health, Orcas

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UK Parliament Rejects Theresa May's Brexit Deal

Gov. Kate Brown Demands Big Changes For Oregon

Clark County Public Health Investigating New Measles Cases

Back Taxes Threaten To Bury Bend Bulletin Owners

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E-Scooters Are Returning To Portland This Spring

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The Portland Bureau of Transportation announced a second pilot program Tuesday after a report found more than half of Portlanders have a positive view of the scooters.

Risks Remain At Portland Schools After Earthquake Spending

Vancouver City Council Picks Paulsen For Open Seat

Judge Orders Trump Administration To Remove 2020 Census Citizenship Question

The Fight To Push The Oregon Senate To The Left Begins

Nurses, St. Charles Health System Reach Contract Agreement

Oregon Capitol Harassment Problem 'Starts And Stops With Us,' House Speaker Tells Lawmakers

Feast Fit For A Burger King: Trump Serves Fast Food To College Football Champs

Oregon Workers Clean Garbage On Federal Lands During Shutdown

Lawmakers And Labor Bureau To Pursue Settlement In Capitol Sexual Harassment Complaint

Nairobi Rocked By Explosions, Gunfire In Attack Claimed By Al-Shabab Militants

Arts & Life

Richard III Adaptation 'Teenage Dick' Recasts Disability Onstage

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Portland’s Artists Repertory Theatre stages the West Coast premiere of a play that gives "Richard III" a makeover with an eye to disability.

Pickathon Woods Stage: Orkesta Mendoza

Andy Borowitz On Surviving The Death Of Satire

'Kim's Convenience' Is A Sitcom About Asian Immigrants — With Depth

High Velocity And Control: Jazz Pianist James Francies Takes His First 'Flight'

Curtis Harding, Live In Concert: Newport Folk 2018

A Song Called 'Quiet' Struck A Chord With Women. Two Years Later, It's Still Ringing

It's Waiting There For You: Toto's 'Africa' Is Playing On Repeat In A Desert

A Year After Dolores O'Riordan's Death, The Cranberries Unveil 'All Over Now'

Everyone Is A Traveler As The CW Returns To 'Roswell, New Mexico'

Fyre Festival Documentary Shows 'Perception And Reality' Of Infamous Concert Flop

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

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For the last 35 years, the snowpack in the West’s mountains has resisted the impacts of global warming. But that could soon change, according to a new study out of Oregon State University.