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Crime

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

The owner of "Something Cycles, a small bike stop stemming during the COVID-19 pandemic project said an unwanted visitor broke in last week.
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.
Business

US regulators seek to break up Google, forcing Chrome sale as part of monopoly punishment

The Washington, D.C. court hearings on Google's punishment are scheduled to begin in April and the judge is aiming to issue his final decision before Labor Day.
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

'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.
Business

Oregon pinot noir named world's 6th top wine

KGW had a chance to try the wine named one of the top ten bottles in the world by Wine Spectator.
Travel

Smartpark Garage reopens in downtown Portland

The garage located at Southwest 3rd and Alder has now reopened just in time for the holiday season after being closed for over a year.
Economy

Another kicker tax rebate expected in Oregon

The unique rebate is triggered by state economists forecasting tax revenues lower than they end up being. After years of betting low, they're making adjustments.
Technology

Microsoft president on promise of the Cascadia Innovation Corridor | Full interview

On top of outlining the overall vision for the corridor, Smith talked about how affordable housing and high-speed rail could help us connect.
Nation World

Campbell's Soup shareholders approve company name change

The 155-year-old food seller is most famous for its namesake canned soups, even though the company hasn’t been exclusive to the soup business for some time.