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Oregon Justice Department Warns Supreme Court About Scrapping Unanimous Juries

Oregon Department of Justice officials said Friday that “convictions in hundreds if not thousands of cases” would be invalidated if the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the state’s non-unanimous jury law.

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Walden Says Little About Gun Legislation After Shootings

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Oregon Rep. Greg Walden will make his first public appearances since the mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton when he holds five town halls in his district next week.

Tillamook Accused Of Misleading Marketing Campaigns

David Koch, Billionaire Donor To Conservative Causes, Dies At 79

NW Farmers Wrap Wheat Harvest As Prices Depress

6 Men Indicted For Cider Riot! Brawl In Portland

Trade War Heats Up As China Sets Tariffs On $75 Billion In US Goods

Grant County Sheriff Facing Ethics Complaint Rescinds Resignation

Environmental Scrutiny Could Be Reduced For Projects On Public Forests

70 Mayors Reject Trump Food Stamp Proposal, Saying It Puts Kids At Risk

More Rate Cuts? Powell Says Fed Is Ready To Help Economy Grow Amid Trade Tensions

Oregon Warns Doctors To Watch For Vape-Related Illness

Arts & Life

Missy Elliott Drops 'ICONOLOGY,' Her First Original Project In 14 Years

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The Virginia game-changer and Grammy winner drops a five-song EP ahead of being honored at the MTV Video Music Awards.

Photo Sleuthing By Northwest Man Backs Up New Amelia Earhart Search

Like A Villain: Artist Holland Andrews’ Boundless Emotional Range

Portland Still Struggling To Protect Creative Spaces, Despite Efforts

Tanya Tucker Is Back And Taking No Prisoners

Julia Louis-Dreyfus: 'I Don't Think I've Made It ... And I Like That'

440 Years Old And Filled With Footprints, These Aren't Your Everyday Maps

Midland, Connoisseurs Of Country Craft, Evolves Its Vintage Sound

Accordion Master Celso Piña Dead At 66

Returning To Lady: A Reflection On Two Decades 'In Search Of Billie Holiday'

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Environment

Proposed Longview Coal Terminal Dealt A Blow By Appeals Court

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A coal company has been dealt another legal blow in its attempt to build an export terminal on the lower Columbia River.

Climate Change Activists Push On With Lawsuit Claiming Constitutional 'Right To Wilderness'

Judge Strikes Down San Juan Islands Ballot Measure On Whale Watching Distance Rules

Incarcerated Women Help Recover Rare Northwest Butterfly Species

PHOTOS: The Amazon Rainforest, Ablaze In Brazil

Portland's Unique 'Cat Partnership' Has Started A Movement Nationwide

Environmental Scrutiny Could Be Reduced For Projects On Public Forests

Activists Push Democrats On Climate Change, A New Priority For Party's Base

Mines No Safer Despite $1 Billion In Fines, Federal Audit Says

Many Of The West's Estuaries Have Vanished: Here's Why That Matters

More U.S. Towns Are Feeling The Pinch As Recycling Becomes Costlier