Buehler Looks To November As Other Republicans Question His Conservatism

Knute Buehler is already looking ahead to a November matchup against Gov. Kate Brown, but other Republican candidates for governor say he's not conservative enough for Oregon.

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New Lynching Memorial Evokes Terror Of Victims

The new National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, Alabama is the nation's first memorial dedicated to racial terror lynchings of African Americans.

'I'm Not A Hero,' Says Acclaimed Hero Of Waffle House Attack

There's A Cure For Hepatitis C, But Oregon Limits Access

New Studies Underway On CBD, A Cannabis Extract

Seattle Suburbs To Get Private Airport Terminal

Mike Pompeo On Track For Confirmation For Secretary Of State

Put A Whale On It — Oregon Gets A New License Plate

Iran's Foreign Minister: Renegotiating Nuclear Deal Would Damage U.S. Credibility

Border Patrol Agent Acquitted In 2012 Fatal Shooting Of Mexican Teen

It's A Boy! Prince William And Duchess Catherine Welcome No. 3

Emma, Carrie, Vivian: How A Family Became A Test Case For Forced Sterilizations

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10 Questions With: Portland Rapper Mic Capes

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Capes dicusses becoming a full-time musician, Tupac's influence on his life, the role TriMet played in his writing and why it's so obvious that the president of the United States is a racist.

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R+R = NOW Conquers Portland, Then World

Muggles Rejoice: 'Harry Potter And The Cursed Child' Is Now On Broadway

Lucibela Channels The Joy Of Cape Verde On 'Laço Umbilical'

Beauty And A Bump On The Head In 'I Feel Pretty'

The Chamanas' New Single Has A Message About U.S. Immigration Policy

In Cautious Clay's 'Stolen Moments,' A Lament Crooned Too Late

Legends Close Soul'd Out 2018 With Classic Jams

Anarcho-Punks Bad Breeding Are Sick Of Being 'Dehumanised'

'Westworld' Returns With More Plot, Less Philosophy

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Vote Expected Soon On Bill To Protect Snake River Dams

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A vote is expected this week on a bill to leave the Snake River dams as they are. The bill is in response to a federal judge’s order to consider removing the dams to protect salmon.