Sports columnist Bill Oram and ECONorthwest economist Mike Wilkerson join Beat Check with The Oregonian to make sense of the numbers behind the Portland Diamond Project proposal.

Users of the social network formerly known as Twitter reported problems accessing the app and website.

The sale would put the Seattle-based brokerage in the hands of one of the nation's ne of the nation’s largest mortgage lenders.

After yet another frustrating “Fork in the Road” update, she decided to go big, emailing the EEOC’s acting chair Andrea Lucas directly and copying more than 1,000 colleagues.

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For decades, the Presidential Management Fellows program was seen as a building block for the civil service.

The changes involve residency programs — the supervised, hands-on training experience after graduating medical school. Facing shortages, at least nine states have dropped the requirement. Oregon has a bill in this session's legislature to create a limited license for doctors educated overseas.

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Portland is looking at a wet week with chances of rain each day through Friday.

About 68 million Americans speak a language other than English at home. The vast majority, 241 million, speak English and no other languages.

The pedestrian died at the scene of the crash near Southeast Powell Boulevard and Southeast 67th Avenue, police said in a news release.

East Burnside Street between Northeast 102nd Ave and Northeast 108th Ave is closed while police investigate.

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