With unprecedented enrollment decline, PPS says budget, staffing could shrink
Courtney Vaughn
Education reporter
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Candles and flowers were placed on the sidewalk at Burnside Skate Park in Portland, near signs demanding justice for Tyre Nichols, the man who…
Hundreds take to East Burnside Street in Portland Friday, Jan. 27 to march for justice for Tyre Nichols, who died after a violent arrest by po…
Portlanders place tealight candles, flowers and signs at a temporary memorial for Tyre Nichols at Burnside Skate Park in Portland.
29-year-old Black man brutally beaten by police in Memphis draws comparisons to an incident in Milwaukie
Three people have died after being hit by cars while walking in Portland so far in January.
More than $5 million was raised by the Friends of Hopewell House, after the facility closed in 2019.
Portland Public Schools beats state, county in on-time graduation rates
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