The Portland Mercury
Effort to Send Climate Dollars to Cops Won’t Qualify For November Ballot. By Courtney Vaughn and Jeremiah Hayden.
Portland’s Enhanced Community Safety Initiative failed to qualify for the November ballot after organizers submitted insufficient valid signatures, prompting planned legal action from the…
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14mTHE BLACK BYLINE: The KKK and Why Charlie Kirk was Afraid of Being Called “Racist”. By Donovan Scribes.
This article explores the evolution of white supremacy, arguing that modern systemic racism and political agendas like Project 2025 are more dangerous than the dwindling Ku Klux Klan.
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4mPride and Prejudice: Now With More Wit and Innuendo.
Portland Center Stage delivers a hilarious, energetic, and visually vibrant reimagining of Jane Austen’s classic, featuring a standout cast and creative direction by Kate Hamill.
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8mCouncilor Ryan’s Phone is Traded In On the Same Day a Judge Bars Him from Deleting Messages.
A Portland councilor faces a lawsuit over potential public record destruction after his spouse traded in his phone following a court order to preserve messages concerning city business.
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6mGood Morning, News: Election Polling Updates, PPB Releases Shooting Video, and Pete Hegseth Wants to Live Stream Torture. By Jeremiah Hayden.
This briefing covers local Portland news, including police incidents and community events, alongside national reports on the Trump administration, international sanctions, and controversies involving public figures.
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5mGood Morning, News: Babe, Wake Up, They’re Reopening I-5, Kittens Looking at Sharks, and the Case of the Possibly Missing Councilor Texts. By Suzette Smith.
From Portland infrastructure updates and city council controversies to national political maneuvers and security concerns, stay informed on the latest regional and federal headlines this Thursday morning.