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Featured picture for A Portland cat chose a CVS as his retirement home, and the customers are rallying to keep him there

A Portland cat chose a CVS as his retirement home, and the customers are...

Everyone needs a favorite place to go when they have to get out of the house and just relax. For Nutmeg the cat, that place is the CVS Pharmacy at Southeast 17th Avenue and Tacoma Street — a choice that earned him the title of “unofficial mayor of Sellwood” in Willamette Week.
Featured picture for Pattie Gonia vs. Patagonia trademark dispute continues to play out over social media

Pattie Gonia vs. Patagonia trademark dispute continues to play out over social media

Patagonia claimed Pattie Gonia's merchandise has confused customers who believed it resembled that of the 1972-founded company.
Featured picture for Alaska Airlines just opened a $18 million lounge at PDX – and yes, there's a pancake machine

Alaska Airlines just opened a $18 million lounge at PDX – and yes, there’s...

The 14,000-square-foot space features over 230 seats, a full bar and a pancake machine.
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These are the ships arriving Tuesday for Fleet Week

PORTLAND, Ore. — Fleet Week kicks off Tuesday with the arrival of the first U.S. Navy, U.S. Coast Guard and Royal Canadian Navy ships at the waterfront in downtown Portland. A total of six vessels are scheduled to visit the Rose City this year. Three ships are expected Tuesday...
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Ontario Man Sentenced to More Than Five Years in Federal Prison for Fentanyl Trafficking

PORTLAND, Ore. — An Ontario man has been sentenced to more than five years in federal prison for transporting fentanyl from Portland to Malheur County, federal prosecutors announced. Joe Luis Parras Jr., 43, was sentenced Tuesday to 63 months in federal prison followed by four years of supervised release,...
Featured picture for Petition to ban hunting and fishing in Oregon gains momentum with 125,000 signatures

Petition to ban hunting and fishing in Oregon gains momentum with 125,000 signatures

If passed, the law would criminalize injuring or killing animals, including killing for food, hunting and fishing. This includes slaughtering livestock and poultry, wildlife management practices, scientific or animal research, and breeding practices for livestock, domestic and equine animals.
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Downtown Portland Shoplifting Blitz Nets 10 Busts In Police Crackdown

Portland police swept through the city's downtown core in a targeted retail-theft mission that ended with 10 arrests and piles of suspected stolen merchandise laid out on the sidewalk for documentation, video shows. Officers moved in and out of storefronts and nearby public spaces, stopping people, sorting through good
Featured picture for Why Tho? Tipping is still confusing. If wages and taxes have changed, shouldn’t the tip amount change too?

Why Tho? Tipping is still confusing. If wages and taxes have changed, shouldn’t the...

Is it OK to tip less in Oregon now that we have more fair minimum wages and workers are paying no federal taxes on tips?. I understand that even $30 per hour is a challenging living wage and have no misconceptions about how far $16.20 per hour can get someone. However, some of the server wages are surely passed along t
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Federal investigators hunt for sensitive military equipment after Portland smash-and-grab theft

PORTLAND, Ore. — KGW has obtained federal court records that reveal a months-long hunt by Army investigators for stolen military equipment, including sensitive survival radios capable of reaching soldiers anywhere on earth. Details of the investigation have not previously been reported. On October 29, 2025, three U.S.
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Award-winning Portland actress spotlights caregivers in new film

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – A dementia diagnosis often presents an immense struggle for any family, especially when it takes a form that’s hard for doctors to catch. Award-winning Oregon actress and filmmaker Katie Prentiss is about to release her first feature film, “Wake Up Maggie,” which explores her experience caring f

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