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I-5 southbound project on track as pressure builds for local businesses (opens the original)
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Monday signals the halfway mark of the five-week shutdown of southbound I-5 through Portland’s Rose Quarter. Officials with ODOT say work along the nearly two-mile stretch of interstate is on track to be completed by Oct. 16, even after a few days of wet weather. “We had concrete being poured yesterday, early this morning, and that will continue through early to mid-next week or this week,” said Chris Crabb, an ODOT public information officer. “There’s several steps involved with the work to rep
4,600 SEIU staff at Oregon’s seven public universities poised to strike Monday (opens the original)
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Classified staff at Oregon’s seven public universities are prepared to strike Monday if contract negotiations remain deadlocked. The Service Employees International Union, which represents about 4,600 classified staff at the University of Oregon, Portland State University, Oregon State University, Western Oregon University, Southern Oregon University, Eastern Oregon University and Oregon Institute of Technology, has been negotiating with the Coalition of Oregon Public Universities since February
Northrup Shelter closure shifts demand to Bethanie's Room, now turning away 5-10 nightly (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — At least one Portland homeless service provider says they’re seeing an influx of people seeking shelter following the recent closure of Portland’s largest overnight shelter. The Northwest Northrup Shelter in the Pearl District closed last week after just a year of operation due to city budget constraints. The low-barrier shelter offered 200 overnight beds. Between October 2025 and February of this year, it accounted for 24% and 31% of all shelter stays across the city eac
Street takeover crackdowns get boost as city cites injuries, deaths and 12 homicides (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Portland City Council voted Wednesday to accept more than $207,000 in state grant money to crack down on street racing and takeover events. Council approved the ordinance 11-1, with Councilor Olivia Clark representing the lone "no." ODOT awarded the funds to the Portland Police Bureau to cover enforcement efforts between July 8 and Sept. 30. City Council also approved moving an additional $10,370 from the city’s unrestricted General Fund contingency to the Office of Commu
Seniors at Battle Ground Mobile Estates seek protections for mobile home parks (opens the original)
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BATTLE GROUND, Wash. (KATU) — A group of seniors living at Battle Ground Mobile Estates are calling for Battle Ground City Council to temporarily halt a proposed redevelopment of their community. The mobile home park is home to around 350 people ages 55-plus. Residents said they were warned earlier this year of a potential new buyer and are concerned redevelopment could push dozens of seniors out of their homes with limited housing options. "There are people there that don't have anybody to watc
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