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What You Learn by Walking Every Neighborhood in Portland

Today we're talking with Portlander Scott Whipple, who's one of the only people on record to have walked all 94 neighborhoods in our city. He's got t…

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How Trump's Huge Investment in Intel Could Affect Oregon

Intel is Oregon’s largest private employer, but it’s facing major uncertainty. After layoffs and widespread concerns about its core business, Preside…

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Portland's Best Meals Under $15

There is no shortage of options when it comes to dining out in Portland, but it can be tough to find a meal that is affordable, filling, and also del…

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Is the Portland Bungalow To Blame for Our Housing Crisis?

Denser housing is key to solving our city's ongoing housing crisis, but Portland's full of single-family homes. Ever wondered why? Today, we’re revis…

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An Overhaul for Portland Taxes, the Crazy Price of Coffee, and Sanctuary Laws in Question

This week, Portland’s coffee prices are continuing to rise. Governor Tina Kotek is doubling down on Oregon’s sanctuary laws amidst federal pressure. …

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Why Portland’s Recycling Rules Are So Weird (and What’s Changing)

A new law went into effect recently that's intended to make recycling easier statewide, but it means the rules here in Portland are changing yet agai…

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What the Trail Blazers' Sale Means for the Moda Center. Plus, Our Mailbag

Today, we’re talking about the prospective sale of the Portland Trail Blazers and the concerns regarding the deal. Also, some are worried that the Mo…

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Is Portland Over?

No matter how long you’ve lived in Portland, someone’s always been here longer — and swears the city used to be better. But is Portland really “over”…

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This Portlander Went Viral for Kicking a Rock

Portland thrift store owner Owen Gail recently went viral for his ongoing adventures — kicking a rock through the city in hopes of smoothing off the …

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Homeowners Sue City Hall, Inside City Council's Text Messages, and PPB's Culture Shift?

This week, we’re breaking down the ongoing text thread among certain City Council members that was recently made public, the almost $4 million settle…

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