Good Morning, News: The Moda Center Controversy Explained, Fools and Their Fireworks, and Trump’s World Cup Corruption. By William Steven Humphrey.

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Converge 45.

Converge 45 brings large-scale contemporary art to Portland, offering a temporary, city-wide exhibition experience that invites viewers to explore complex installations at their own pace throughout the autumn season.

Good Morning, News: Iconic Actor and Most Flamboyant Man Tim Curry Has Died, Make Every Factory Juantonio’s, and PPS Weighs School Downsizing. By Suzette Smith.

This morning update covers Portland school closures, local police controversies, the passing of actor Tim Curry, and international news ranging from immigration statistics to rapid advancements in robotics.

Faith Leaders, Mental Health Alliance Call For Release of Full Investigation Into Cops’ Response to 2020 Protests.

Portland civil rights activists demand transparency and accountability after city officials declined to uphold IPR recommendations regarding excessive force and reporting failures during the 2020 racial justice protests.

Good Morning, News: Drazan Slums It in Portland, Troubling New Details in Forest Grove Mass Murder, and Goodbye Dolly. By William Steven Humphrey.

This news roundup covers local Portland updates, including political campaigns and leadership changes, tragic national crimes, global flooding in Nepal, and the heartbreaking passing of icon Dolly Parton.

Good Morning, News: TriMet Cuts, Log Ladies, and a Journalist’s Fight to Protect Her Sources. By Courtney Vaughn.

Portland faces local transit cuts, housing cost transparency concerns, and national political scrutiny, while the community enjoys unique cultural events like the Log Lady look-alike competition.