Accused drunk driver pins paramedic to ambulance as she tries to flee, Oregon cops say
A woman accused of drinking and driving struck two paramedics, pinning one against an ambulance, while fleeing, Oregon police ...
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University of Oregon professor investigates how climate change affects public transit usage and ridership
UO Associate Professor in the School of Planning Public Policy and Management Nicole Ngo’s research demonstrates how extreme ...
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Controversy over tree removal for proposed Bonney Lake housing development
Some Pierce County residents oppose a proposed housing development near Lake Bonney that would include 19 homes.
72 Products Still Made in America
From Airstream trailers and motorcycles to crayons and Stetson hats, many iconic brands and upstarts resist the urge to push ...
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Missouri newspapers are being consolidated by a growing publisher
Carpenter Media Group has acquired 13 community newspapers in Missouri since August. The Mississippi company has made layoffs ...
Research looks at how climate is affecting public transportation
A University of Oregon researcher's examination of urban mobility and climate change offers perhaps the most comprehensive insights to date on extreme weather events and public transit ridership.
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The Enormous Secondhand Shop In Oregon City Where You Can Lose Yourself For Hours
In the heart of Oregon City, Oregon, there’s a place where time seems to stand still, and every corner holds the promise of a new discovery. Welcome to SuperThrift, the secondhand shop that’s more ...
Man tried to get his parents to kill his ex-partner’s mother, Oregon officials say
After the woman obtained a protective order, the man talked of killing her and tried to get his parents to kill her mother, ...
Oregon updates building code to allow 'stacked duplexes,' boost housing density
Oregon's new building code makes stacked duplexes easier to build with hopes to increase housing density and affordability.
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Pendleton City Council considers if website operator can attend executive sessions
The Pendleton City Council at a special meeting Tuesday, Feb. 25, decides whether a man who operates a local news and opinion ...
Mississippi city drops libel lawsuit against local paper forced to remove editorial critical of officials
The City of Clarksdale agreed to drop its lawsuit against the Clarksdale Press Register after successfully forcing them to take down an editorial last week.