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Police: Crowd causes $500K in damage to downtown Portland during memorial for activist killed in 2019
Local News
Windows broken during downtown Portland memorial for left-wing activist
The vandalism, mostly near SW Alder Street and SW 2nd Avenue, happened at the end of a memorial marking the 2nd anniversary of the death of Sean Kealiher.
Local News
What happened to Portland's Abraham Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt statues?
Protesters tore down the Lincoln and Roosevelt statues in downtown Portland's park blocks during last year's protests. They won't be returned to their original spot.
Sports
Portland Thorns fans rally to support players following sexual misconduct claims
The NWSL said an executive committee will manage oversight of the league's front office operations after players accused a former coach of sexual harassment.
Sports
Portland Thorns fans rally to support players following sexual misconduct claims
Outside Providence Park Saturday, ralliers demanded accountability after players accused former Thorns coach Paul Riley of misconduct.
Local News
GALLERY: Portlanders march for reproductive rights
Hundreds marched through Southeast Portland on Saturday, Oct. 2, joining marches across the nation in protest of a Texas law that limits abortion rights.
Local News
GALLERY: Portlanders march for reproductive rights
Portlanders marched through Southeast Portland against a Texas law that bans abortion at about 6 weeks. It was one of dozens of protests that took place nationwide on Oct. 2.
Local News
Arts board says statues toppled during Portland protests should not return to original sites
Under the recommendation, the statues, including those of US presidents, wouldn't return to where they once stood, but would remain in the city's collection.
Protests
Arts board says statues toppled during Portland protests should not return to original sites
Several statues that were toppled and removed during last year's protests in Portland likely won't be returning to the sites where they once stood.
Local News
City council renews contract to protect and clean up downtown Portland
The contract with the nonprofit Clean & Safe will cost about $25 million over the next five years.
Local News
Court agrees Portland police violated law by livestreaming protests
A Multnomah County Circuit Court held that Portland police violated Oregon state law by broadcasting and livestreaming protests.
Protests
Portland mayor admits mistakes were made in police response to brawls in Northeast Portland, downtown
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler said the "Choose Love" plan was not a good strategy to respond to far-right and far-left brawls in the city.
Local News
Windows broken during downtown Portland memorial for left-wing activist
The vandalism, mostly near SW Alder Street and SW 2nd Avenue, happened at the end of a memorial marking the 2nd anniversary of the death of Sean Kealiher.
Local News
What happened to Portland's Abraham Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt statues?
Protesters tore down the Lincoln and Roosevelt statues in downtown Portland's park blocks during last year's protests. They won't be returned to their original spot.
Sports
Portland Thorns fans rally to support players following sexual misconduct claims
The NWSL said an executive committee will manage oversight of the league's front office operations after players accused a former coach of sexual harassment.
Sports
Portland Thorns fans rally to support players following sexual misconduct claims
Outside Providence Park Saturday, ralliers demanded accountability after players accused former Thorns coach Paul Riley of misconduct.
Local News
GALLERY: Portlanders march for reproductive rights
Hundreds marched through Southeast Portland on Saturday, Oct. 2, joining marches across the nation in protest of a Texas law that limits abortion rights.
Local News
GALLERY: Portlanders march for reproductive rights
Portlanders marched through Southeast Portland against a Texas law that bans abortion at about 6 weeks. It was one of dozens of protests that took place nationwide on Oct. 2.
Local News
Arts board says statues toppled during Portland protests should not return to original sites
Under the recommendation, the statues, including those of US presidents, wouldn't return to where they once stood, but would remain in the city's collection.
Protests
Arts board says statues toppled during Portland protests should not return to original sites
Several statues that were toppled and removed during last year's protests in Portland likely won't be returning to the sites where they once stood.
Local News
City council renews contract to protect and clean up downtown Portland
The contract with the nonprofit Clean & Safe will cost about $25 million over the next five years.
Local News
Court agrees Portland police violated law by livestreaming protests
A Multnomah County Circuit Court held that Portland police violated Oregon state law by broadcasting and livestreaming protests.
Protests
Portland mayor admits mistakes were made in police response to brawls in Northeast Portland, downtown
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler said the "Choose Love" plan was not a good strategy to respond to far-right and far-left brawls in the city.
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