Name: How Veterans Day began and how it has evolved
Uploaded: 11/11/2019 6:42:27 PM
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Description: A U.S. Army veteran explains how Veterans Day got started and how it has changed over the years.

Here are 30+ Veterans Day deals across the Portland metro area

Many businesses are offering free meals, food, car washes, oil changes and other discounts to military members on Veterans Day.

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'It's a huge deal': Colorado marijuana company sells for $140 million

The sale could be a sign of what is to come for the cannabis industry.

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Nearly 700,000 people left California last year; 43,000 of them moved to Oregon

Despite roughly 500,000 people coming to the Golden State in 2018, census data shows more people left California than moved in.

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Strippers only: New Portland fitness class targets spine, limb injuries of exotic dancers

A Portland stripper, turned certified personal trainer, getting rave reviews for her 'Twisted Stripper' fitness camp

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Black Friday 2019 ads: An early look at deals from top retailers

With a short holiday shopping season, some retailers are offering discounts early. Others are opening on Thanksgiving and offering incentives.

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Here are which stores are open, closed on Thanksgiving

At least a dozen retailers plan on being open.

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'This is the marijuana capital of Idaho': Pot sales bring cash infusion to Ontario

Marijuana is big business in the eastern Oregon town, where taxes on pot sales are projected to bring in more than $1.1 million a year.

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Apple Card sex discrimination allegation under investigation

The investigation in New York was launched after a man said he was offered a higher credit limit than his wife, though she had a higher credit score.

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Cider Riot closes its doors Sunday

The owner began brewing in his garage in 2013 and expanded to the Northeast Portland location in 2016. The pub was a popular hang out for left-wing activists.

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Cider Riot closing it’s doors

The owner began brewing in his garage in 2013 and expanded to the Northeast Portland location in 2016. The pub was a popular hang out for left-wing activists.

BUSINESS
FBI: Cybercrimes on the rise because of sophisticated scams

An Oregon man gave away his family's life savings to criminals. Now he is warning others about cyber scams.

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Straight Talk: KGW investigative reporter Kyle Iboshi shares how you can protect yourself from holiday scams

This week on Straight Talk, Kyle Iboshi shares some of the most common consumer complaints he gets, including the "grandparent scam".

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Straight Talk: Holiday Scams with Investigative Reporter Kyle Iboshi

Kyle Iboshi says the two scams to be especially watchful for in the coming weeks are bogus charities and shipping or delivery scams.

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96 Sears and Kmart store locations to close, owner says

The company that acquired Sears and Kmart this year out of bankruptcy says the going out of business sales are expected to begin next month.

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Portland sent 14,600 people to a private debt collector over unpaid Arts Tax

Critics argue the city of Portland is using aggressive, heavy-handed tactics to recover the $35 tax.

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As Patriot Prayer legal battle continues, Cider Riot sets closing date

Cider Riot was the site for a May 1 brawl in which a woman was allegedly beaten in a politically motivated attack. Patriot Prayer far-right supporters were arrested.

CRIME

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