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More Legal Wrangling Over Troops, Councilor Avalos' House Fire, and a New Candidate for Governor

This week in Portland, the legal challenges over Trump's troop deployment continue to fly. A fire severely damages a City Councilor’s home. A familia…

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Why 311 Will Fix (Almost) All of Your Portland Problems

Portland is a city full of engaged and concerned citizens; it's not uncommon to talk with your neighbor about a growing pothole on your street or wha…

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Whistleblowers Say the Oregon Renaissance Faire Isn't All Fun and Turkey Legs

The Oregon Renaissance Faire draws over 75,000 visitors and generates millions each year, but behind the scenes, workers have been sounding the alarm…

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Troop Deployment’s Next Big Legal Hurdle, Half-Full Shelters, and Next Adventure is BACK!

This week in Portland, we're keeping a close eye on the ongoing threat of National Guard troop deployment to our city and the potential impact of ano…

8 months, 4 weeks ago

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What Happens When 20,000 Crows End Up in Portland Each Fall

Every year around this time, more than 20,000 crows pour into downtown Portland. At night, they fill the trees, rooftops, and power lines. And honest…

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The 9th Circuit Court’s Ruling, the National Guard, and What This Means for Portland Right Now

Today, we’re talking about the 9th Circuit Court’s ruling in favor of the Trump administration and what that means right now for our city. We’re also…

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The Best Fried Chicken in Portland

Today we're talking with Portland Monthly's associate editor of food and drink, Alex Frane, about the best fried chicken in town. From the classic st…

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Where to Warm Up with Portland's Best Coffee

Ever since the late ’90s, when specialty roasters like Stumptown started up, Portland has been known as a coffee town. But now that we have hundreds …

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Judge Delays Troops Again, City Parks Lack Stable Funding, and a Warning for PPS

This week in Portland, the latest court ruling surrounding Trump’s troop deployment into our city, a warning saying we’re building too many public hi…

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From Homemade Oreos to Fish Tacos, Our Local Wine Country Is More Than Just Wine

Our local wine country has grown over the years, and recently, that's meant more substantial food offerings in the area. High-caliber chefs from Port…

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