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We Ranked 10 Of The Top Steakhouses In Oregon And Here’s Who Made The...

Ranking steakhouses always sparks disagreement, yet narrowing an entire Oregon down to ten still forces some hard choices somewhere along the way. Quality varied more than expected during this process, some spots relying on reputation alone while others clearly still earned every bit of praise through consistency. Cuts
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Rare blue rock thrush spotted in Portland area

PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - An extremely rare blue rock thrush native to Asia has made an unexpected appearance in the Portland area, drawing excitement from local birdwatchers and conservationists. The sighting marks only the third recorded occurrence of the species in the region, according to Mike Maskell, conservation di
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Exclusive: Portland coffee shop reveals plan to build free cafe in Gaza called ‘The...

On October 27, 2025, the United States Department of Agriculture announced that 42 million Americans would lose their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits. Since then, approximately 5 million Americans have lost access to SNAP benefits following federal policy changes enacted in 2025. The same day last Oc
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Leaked copy of damning audit prompts effort to recall PPS Board Chair

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — A leaked draft of a damning independent audit into a Texas contractor hired to oversee over a billion dollars’ worth of construction for Portland Public Schools has prompted an effort to recall Board Chair Eddie Wang. "Mr. Wang has neglected his fiduciary responsibility. He,...
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Portland’s largest overnight homeless shelter has closed

Portland’s largest overnight-only shelter is closing its doors Friday, a year after opening. Northrup Shelter opened a year ago as a key component of Mayor Keith Wilson’s sweeping plan to curtail homelessness. The 200-bed Pearl District shelter, located at Northwest Northrup Street and Northwest 15th Avenue, was run by
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New Committee, Funded in Part by Chamber of Commerce, Attacks Mitch Green

A billboard that appeared this week in downtown Portland urges voters not to reelect City Councilor Mitch Green, one of the three Democratic Socialist councilors up for reelection this fall. The money behind that billboard can be traced in part to the Portland Metro Chamber, the city’s chamber of commerce—and the messa
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Foodie Friday: HUA HIN brings elevated Thai dining to SE Portland

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Traditional Thai food meets an elevated dining experience at HUA HIN. Named after owner and chef Piyanut Sampaotong’s hometown in Thailand, the new Southeast Portland restaurant is quickly gaining fans for its vibrant dishes and refreshing cocktails. Check out HUA HIN for dinner service Thursday
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Oregon Air Guard Drops Live Bombs During Training

The Oregon Air National Guard’s 142nd Wing has dropped live bombs for the first time with the F-15EX Eagle II during a training exercise in Nevada. The 142nd Wing operated its aircraft fleet out of Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, for three weeks in late August and early September in support of the U.S. Air Force’s Weapo
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Driver mix-up sends car crashing through wall of Camas townhouse

CAMAS, Wash. (KATU) — No one was injured when a driver crashed through the wall of a townhome in Camas on Friday morning. The crash happened in a parking lot off of Northwest Kent Street. Initial reports state that a woman who works at an assisted living center was...
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Seniors at Battle Ground Mobile Estates seek protections for mobile home parks

BATTLE GROUND, Wash. (KATU) — A group of seniors living at Battle Ground Mobile Estates are calling for Battle Ground City Council to temporarily halt a proposed redevelopment of their community. The mobile home park is home to around 350 people ages 55-plus. Residents said they were warned earlier...

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