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4mThe Portland Fire Holds Back Seattle Storm to Sweep Revived Rivalry Series. By Stephanie Kaloi.
Portland Fire secured a thrilling 84-82 victory over the Seattle Storm, fueled by Holly Winterburn's standout 20-point performance and the effective development of the team's dedicated Get Better Group.
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8mCould the Portland Fire Make the WNBA Playoffs? They’re Certainly Trying.
Despite long odds and a challenging debut season, the Portland Fire are showing remarkable grit, resilience, and optimism as they chase a potential spot in the WNBA playoffs.
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6mGood Morning, News: Where PCEF Dollars Go, the New Data Center Grift, and Destruction in a National Park. By Taylor Griggs.
This morning roundup covers local climate programs and city council deals, while exploring national developments from controversial government tech to infrastructure projects and major criminal trial updates.
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13mPortland Offers Blazers a Fully-Funded Arena Renovation, But Will It Be Enough?
Portland City Council narrowly approved a controversial lease term sheet for a massive Moda Center renovation, sparking intense debate over public spending versus the team's long-term future.
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5mGood Morning, News: Our Hot 2026 Climate Issue, Hotter Moda Center Vote, and Hottest Adorable Animals at Clark County Fair. By Suzette Smith.
Portland reviews recent local headlines including city council funding for the Moda Center, a police manhunt in Slabtown, and national updates on politics and legislative oversights.