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Multnomah County unveils new in-person work requirements for employees
The push comes years after the city of Portland rolled out its own in-person work requirements in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
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12mAlabama’s special congressional primary elections 2026: Marques and Carl win; latest results
Follow us here for election results in Congressional Districts 1, 2, 6 and 7.
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2mStaten Island murder defendant charged in prior deli incident, allegedly violated order of protection
Weeks after an alleged assault, the case escalated into a fatal stabbing inside a Port Richmond apartment, according to a criminal complaint.
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8mGuardians can’t cash in enough chances in 6-4 loss to Tigers
Chase DeLauter homered and finished with three hits, but Tanner Bibee allowed six runs as the Guardians fell to the Tigers, 6-4, at Comerica Park.
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4mIn 11th-hour move, Portland seeks pricey new Blazers concession as part of Moda Center deal
Trail Blazers officials have already expressed particular antipathy toward suggestions that the team contribute more money.
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11mAlaska killer Aaron Hague sentenced after search for body fails
“I’ve never been able to grieve any of it in the way a person is supposed to because we have never been able to lay him to rest,” said Taylor Wick, of her father John McClelland, at sentencing.