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Driving Me Crazy: Potholes
Local News
Louisville boy's death by suicide sparks change at JCPS and beyond
Three years after the death of Seven Bridges, his mother and JCPS officials shed light on the events that led to a 10-year-old taking his own life.
Local News
Portland 7-year-old who lost her eyesight to brain cancer can see again thanks to magnifying device paid for by anonymous donor
An anonymous donor fully funded a campaign to get Raelyn Miller-Ramirez a low vision magnifying device. On Thursday, it was delivered to her door.
Crime
Man who shot at AutoZone workers in Portland was angry he couldn't rob store, court documents say
Court documents said Michael Fair-Mabry shot at three people from a stolen vehicle on Nov. 1.
Local News
'It was only a matter of time': Portland Public Schools board chair on suspending in-person meeting, resuming discussions virtually
On Tuesday night, leaders decided to move a PPS board meeting online after several people refused to wear masks.
Local News
Waterfront Gateway developer selected, project moving forward in Vancouver
Part of the downtown, ripe for development, will transform over the next few years to include more residential, work and retail space.
Local News
Portland nonprofit founder who inspired young musicians hit and killed while biking across US
Ian Mouser, founder of My Voice Music, was only four days into a cross-country ride when he was hit and killed by a pickup truck in Arizona on Oct. 14.
Local News
PPS parents discuss possible vaccine mandate for eligible students at virtual town halls
While some parents praised the district for this proposed policy, others said if enacted, they would remove their children from Portland Public Schools.
Local News
Vaccination rates high among public workers, educators in Portland
The deadline for many workers to get the vaccine has come and gone. Only a small fraction of employees opted out of getting their shot.
Education
Portland Public Schools new proof of vaccination rule for campus visitors
Family, friends, and students will need a vaccination card or negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours prior to visiting any PPS campus starting next week.
Local News
University of Portland nursing program preparing students for workforce amid pandemic challenges
Although nursing school applications and enrollment have held steady in our area, the programs are still dealing with unique issues brought about by COVID.
Local News
Emergency Speed Reduction Requested for 82nd Ave
Two pedestrians were killed within two blocks of one another along 82nd Ave. The crashes occurred just 14 days apart. A group wants ODOT to reduce the speed now
Local News
Louisville boy's death by suicide sparks change at JCPS and beyond
Three years after the death of Seven Bridges, his mother and JCPS officials shed light on the events that led to a 10-year-old taking his own life.
Local News
Portland 7-year-old who lost her eyesight to brain cancer can see again thanks to magnifying device paid for by anonymous donor
An anonymous donor fully funded a campaign to get Raelyn Miller-Ramirez a low vision magnifying device. On Thursday, it was delivered to her door.
Crime
Man who shot at AutoZone workers in Portland was angry he couldn't rob store, court documents say
Court documents said Michael Fair-Mabry shot at three people from a stolen vehicle on Nov. 1.
Local News
'It was only a matter of time': Portland Public Schools board chair on suspending in-person meeting, resuming discussions virtually
On Tuesday night, leaders decided to move a PPS board meeting online after several people refused to wear masks.
Local News
Waterfront Gateway developer selected, project moving forward in Vancouver
Part of the downtown, ripe for development, will transform over the next few years to include more residential, work and retail space.
Local News
Portland nonprofit founder who inspired young musicians hit and killed while biking across US
Ian Mouser, founder of My Voice Music, was only four days into a cross-country ride when he was hit and killed by a pickup truck in Arizona on Oct. 14.
Local News
PPS parents discuss possible vaccine mandate for eligible students at virtual town halls
While some parents praised the district for this proposed policy, others said if enacted, they would remove their children from Portland Public Schools.
Local News
Vaccination rates high among public workers, educators in Portland
The deadline for many workers to get the vaccine has come and gone. Only a small fraction of employees opted out of getting their shot.
Education
Portland Public Schools new proof of vaccination rule for campus visitors
Family, friends, and students will need a vaccination card or negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours prior to visiting any PPS campus starting next week.
Local News
University of Portland nursing program preparing students for workforce amid pandemic challenges
Although nursing school applications and enrollment have held steady in our area, the programs are still dealing with unique issues brought about by COVID.
Local News
Emergency Speed Reduction Requested for 82nd Ave
Two pedestrians were killed within two blocks of one another along 82nd Ave. The crashes occurred just 14 days apart. A group wants ODOT to reduce the speed now
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