Can You Build A New Bridge With Old Reseach?

Legislators from Washington and Oregon are getting a crash course in the scuttled "Columbia River Crossing" project — and thinking of what they might do differently this time around.

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Another Multimillion Dollar Verdict Against Amtrak Stemming From 2017 Derailment

Northwest News Network

Another passenger badly injured in the Amtrak train derailment south of Tacoma nearly two years ago will collect big-time damages.

There's A New Bus Service Coming To The PNW

Former Corvallis School Board Member Receives Death Threats After Police Tweet

Opponents Of Proposed Eastern Oregon Transmission Line File Lawsuit

Washington State Agrees To Settlement With Family Of Inmate Who Died By Suicide

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Portland Mayor Sets Campaign Contribution Limits

DOJ Announces Nationwide Initiative To Reduce Gun Violence

Multnomah County Readies Homeless Services For Winter Weather

Report Highlights The High Cost Of Diabetes Meds In Oregon

Portland City Council Hears Concern Over Water Filtration Project Costs, Delays Design Vote

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'Queen Of The Conquered' Serves Revenge With Delicacy And Savagery

NPR

In their new novel, Kacen Callender builds a vast, immersive landscape based on the colonial history of the Caribbean, but it's their morally conflicted heroine who will really hook readers.