The city changed how it distributes arts tax grant money this year, increasing the size of grants to marquee downtown organizations while cutting the amount going to smaller groups in other parts of the city.

The Oregon State Bar filed a formal complaint in April seeking disciplinary action that was “just and proper under the circumstances.”

Letters to the Editor can be submitted to [email protected] with full name and place of residence.

Morning clouds are likely Friday and Saturday. But Sunday will be clear, and hot as temperatures reach toward 90 degrees.

One Republican lawmaker supported the newest version of the package.

Her statement comes after days of attacks on Multnomah County’s controversial initiative to offer universal, tuition-free preschool.

Police found the body on Thursday at 11:30 a.m.

Antivaccine groups have falsely tied the rarely used preservative to autism.

Officers found 21-year-old Miguel Alvarez-Flores dead in the 6200 block of Southeast Foster Road.

The U.S. housing market remains largely held back by elevated borrowing costs and rising prices.

The rescue took about 90 minutes.

A $5.9 million suit said parked cars were blocking sight lines during the fatal crash.

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