Both Wednesday and Thursday will be dry days with light wind except for areas near the Columbia River Gorge.

Members of the Portland Public School board voted unanimously Tuesday to refer a $1.83 billion bond measure to the May ballot, the largest school bond ask in Oregon history.

Under the resolution, school personnel may refuse to provide immigration officials access to a school beyond the front office without a court order.

The school board voted 5-2 in favor of the new districtwide policy Tuesday.

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The city’s Independent Police Review office initiated four investigations that have been open for 923 days -- far beyond the required 180 days of completion, the federal Justice Department lawyer said.

The provisions impact 6% of the state’s roughly 1.9 million tax lots.

Leif Hansen, who founded the Tigard auto body shop in 1991, said he will retire.

The three-day, two-night conference at Brasada Ranch follows the agency’s plea last month for millions in emergency funding from the Legislature to help cover costs from fighting last year’s wildfires.

Trader Joe's has applied for a permit for the newest location in a rapid Portland-area expansion.

Four Oregon lawmakers are calling on the incoming administration to nix a plan to kill nearly half a million barred owls on the West Coast, citing the cost and infeasibility.

Project Veritas, the right-wing group known for producing undercover videos that challenged the law, plans to seek review by U.S. Supreme Court.

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