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Bear attacks man near Mount Emily Recreation Area in La Grande

A man searching for the bear in the Mount Emily Recreation Area near La Grande suffered injuries to his arms and head during the...

'Hitting a fog bank': Oregon's long COVID patients still struggling in the wake of the pandemic

We spoke with two people who have had to give up the activities they loved, saddled with chronic fatigue and brain fog long after...

Some Portland commissioners reluctant to renew homeless services contract with Multnomah County

Portland gives Multnomah County $43 million per year for the Joint Office of Homeless Services, but some city council members criticized the current arrangement....

After Decades of Preparation, Sandy’s Myanmar Cuisine Will Open Within the CORE Food Hall

Sandy’s Myanmar Cuisine, a stall opening within the Collective Oregon Eateries (CORE) food hall on Southeast 82nd Avenue this spring, is decades in the...

8 things to do this weekend in Portland | May 26-28

It's here! Memorial Day weekend, and there is tons of fun in store. This weekend brings the CityFair, a Queer Prom, West Side Story...

No Reason For Uneasiness With This 2023 Seattle Mariners Season

Heading into this week’s homestand against the Oakland A’s and the Detroit Tigers and next week’s series versus the New York Yankees,...

How To Prevent Injuries While Working On Your Golf Game

Playing golf comes with plenty of health benefits. Walking 18 holes three to five times a week improves muscle tone and endurance....

'Portland could use 50 beds': City council proposes adding sobering beds to psychiatric hospital

Council members are set to vote on Wednesday to add nine new sobering beds at the Unity Center's Psychiatric Hospital. This would cost the...

'Beyond maddening': Portland mayor's office was blindsided by REI closure announcement

Records show that REI higher-ups and Mayor Ted Wheeler's office were in communication for months about safety and security issues, but the news came...

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