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Thief breaks-in, steals bikes and cash from Northeast Portland bike shop

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Education

Corbett School District families respond to layoffs during school board meeting

Parents and teachers packed the school board meeting in response to a three million dollar budget shortfall.
Forecast

Just showers Thursday

Another storm spins up the coast Thursday night
Travel

PBOT reopens SmartPark garage in downtown Portland

After being closed for over a year, SmartPark garage reopened at Southwest 3rd Avenue and Alder Street location this week following some changes.
Local News

Driver dead after rollover crash near Portland International Airport

Police said that Northeast Airport Way is closed westbound from Northeast 148th Avenue to Northeast 138th Avenue during the investigation.
The Story

Oregon House Democrats could gain supermajority if Muñoz pulls ahead in District 22 race

As of Wednesday night, Democrat Lesley Muñoz leads incumbent Republican Tracy Cramer by 123 votes.
Food

Oregon pinot noir named world's 6th top wine

Wine Spectator magazine's annual ranking of "Top 100" wines list Drouhin Oregon Roserock Pinot Noir as No. 6 on the list.
The Story

Democrat maintains razor-thin lead in Oregon House race that could create a supermajority

In the latest counts, Lesly Muñoz is still ahead of incumbent Rep. Tracy Cramer by a little over 100 hundred votes — right now, that's enough to avoid a recount.
The Story

Portland's new city government will need to fill a major budget hole, likely through layoffs

In the last four years, the city has added $100 million per year in homeless services. At the same time, office vacancies have driven down property tax revenue.
The Story

'Kicker' tax rebate, lately a guarantee for Oregon taxpayers, may soon be few and far between

The kicker rebate depends on Oregon state economists making a bet every two years and coming up short — and they've been short a lot lately. They want to change it.
The Story

Portland's new city government will need to fill a major budget hole, likely through layoffs

In the last four years, the city has added $100 million per year in homeless services. At the same time, office vacancies have driven down property tax revenue.