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Opinion

OPINION: North Plains deserves better — the food bank is fighting for its life

In the heart of North Plains, we’re facing a crisis that no one’s talking about — but it ...

Business

Oregon’s highway cleanup crew loses their jobs after transportation package fails

From 40 to three-man crew, company talks transportation package failure impact   Nearly all of the men responsible ...

Business

After suing, Oregon gets carveout from Trump administration plan to return gun conversion devices

The Trump administration has agreed to not distribute devices that turn semi-automatic rifles into machine guns in Washington, ...

College

What Oregon baseball players were picked in the 2025 MLB Draft?

Six Oregon Ducks have the opportunity to become professional baseball players following their selection in the 2025 MLB ...

College

What Oregon State baseball players were drafted?

The second day of the 2025 MLB draft was a busy one for the Oregon State Beavers, with ...

News

Hillsboro residents rally to save Reed’s Crossing fitness center from impending closure

When Yi-Ling Yong opened an email announcing the upcoming closure of her neighborhood fitness center, she knew she ...

Healthcare

No Washington County hospitals at immediate risk of closure in wake of Medicaid cuts

Rural hospitals across the nation are now at high risk of closure due new budget cuts to Medicaid ...

Public Safety

2 bicyclists hospitalized in separate Washington County crashes

Two bicyclists were hospitalized Sunday, July 13, following separate traffic crashes in Washington County — including one woman ...

Public Safety

Welding sparks 2-alarm, 4-acre brush fire near Forest Grove

A welding project sparked a two-alarm brush fire that scorched nearly four acres over the weekend in rural ...

Business

Intel layoffs swell from hundreds to thousands across Oregon campuses

Within days of Intel announcing plans to lay off hundreds of Washington County employees, that number has shot ...

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Government

Oregon prisons face lawsuit over denial of Muslim inmates’ Halal meals, holiday visits

Three incarcerated Muslim men in late June sued the Oregon Department of Corrections in federal court on the ...

High School

Sunset High School’s Kruz Schoolcraft drafted by San Diego Padres

The San Diego Padres selected Sunset High School left-handed pitcher Kruz Schoolcraft, Oregon’s 2025 Gatorade Player of the ...

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Legendary Makers Market returns to Beaverton for third year, expanding food and culture offerings

Beaverton’s Legendary Makers Market is returning for its third year, promising its biggest and most diverse celebration yet ...

News

Hillsboro moves forward with permanent water main break repairs on Cornelius Pass Road

Repairs are officially in progress to permanently fix a water line at the intersection of Southeast Cornelius Pass ...

News

Hillsboro rail replacement brings more road closures at end of July

As Hillsboro moves into the second phase of its multiyear rail replacement project along Southwest Adams Avenue, downtown ...

Local News

Parent sues Beaverton School District over student data collection

A Beaverton father has filed a lawsuit against the Beaverton School District to challenge a new digital hall ...

Business

New legislative caucus hopes to tap into Oregon’s trade potential

Bipartisan group responds to tariffs, port issues, competitiveness Two Oregon lawmakers have launched a bipartisan caucus to promote ...

Features

Hillsboro’s Westside Electric Living Fair sparks ideas for clean energy, home efficiency

Hillsboro’s newest green energy event is charging forward with a day focused on sustainable living and the future ...

Crime & Justice

New grant helps Washington County reopen 1994 cold case homicide of Gaston woman

More than three decades after an 85-year-old woman was killed at her Gaston farm, authorities are heating up ...