Metro Chamber Wants Council to Reschedule Upcoming Meeting in Favor of $350 Ticketed Event.

Good Morning, News: Hegseth Impeachment Blocked, Stolen Horses in Portland, and the Background Check ICE Never Did. By Courtney Vaughn.

This morning's briefing covers election updates in Washington County, a unique theft in Portland, new tax proposals, and significant political developments occurring at the national level.

Good Morning, News: Families Fear PPS Closures Will Cause Difficult School Commutes, Hegseth in the Hot Seat, and What the Heck is “Permitting Reform”? By Taylor Griggs.

Portland faces a city worker strike and school closures, while Oregon Democrats weigh leadership changes. National news covers impeachment bids, permitting reform bills, and border wall controversies.

Opinion: Taxing Corporations With Huge CEO-Worker Pay Gaps is Good For Workers, and Businesses

Portland's proposed 'fair share tax' aims to reduce extreme CEO-to-worker pay gaps while funding public services, incentivizing corporate equity and supporting the local small business economy.

Paintings and Sculptures Trade Elements in Gabi Villaseñor’s New Show

Portland artist Gabi Villaseñor presents a compelling solo exhibition at Nationale, exploring the art of gathering and creative care through multimedia ceramics and paintings inspired by Ursula K. Le Guin.

<i>An Iliad</i> Is the Best Way to Experience <i>The Iliad</i>

Third Rail Repertory's haunting, minimalist production of An Iliad masterfully transforms ancient Greek tragedy into a timeless, visceral exploration of the cyclical, senseless nature of human warfare.