The Portland Mercury
The Long Road to School
Portland Public Schools' proposed school consolidation plan threatens to dismantle successful, community-led walking and biking programs, sparking significant parent concerns over transportation,…
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8mGood 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.
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4mCity Workers Strike Amid Stalled Labor Contract Negotiations
Approximately 800 Portland city workers have launched a strike following failed wage negotiations, halting various essential services while the union accuses the city of anti-union tactics.
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7mGood Morning, News: Portland Conservatives Butthurt After Election, City Workers on Strike, and Tech Giant Canoodles with Alleged Chinese Spy. By William Steven Humphrey.
Portland faces local political fallout, a city worker strike, and national headlines ranging from an Nvidia scandal to Russell Brand's sentencing and shifting Republican sentiments toward Donald Trump.
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8mTHE TRASH REPORT: We Are Back, and So Are Cigarettes—Both Cold (Diet Coke) and Real (Ben Affleck)
Join Elinor Jones for a colorful, unfiltered dive into recent political wins, celebrity gossip, pop culture quirks, and the latest news from around the globe in this week's Trash Report.
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4m“We Wish We Could Be better”: Portland Thorns End 2026 Season With Tough Quarterfinals Loss
Following a difficult 4-1 loss to the Washington Spirit, the Portland Thorns reflect on a challenging season marked by injuries and transitions, looking ahead to future growth and rebuilding.