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Centennial Mills demolition rocks Portland in controlled blast (opens the original)
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A planned explosion rocked Northwest Portland on Monday as contractors began demolishing the burned-out Centennial Mills building in the Pearl District. The massive explosion could be heard across much of the city two weeks after fire tore through the century-old abandoned flour mill. The blast brought the water tower crumbling down into the shell of the old building. Hundreds of onlookers crowded near the “exclusion zone” Monday morning in anticipation of the blast, which came at 2:30 p.m. shar
National Guard joins fire fight near Mount Hood as Oregon wildfires scorch more than 2.2 million acres statewide (opens the original)
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As Oregon’s record-setting wildfire season sears on, the state has surpassed 1,400 wildfires this summer, with more than 30 still actively burning and more than 2.2 million acres burned. Here is the latest on the largest fires burning around the state: The Grasshopper fire burning in Mount Hood National Forest had grown to 57,000 acres and was 23% contained as of Sunday morning. Fire crews spent much of the week working to keep the flames from crossing Oregon Highway 35, which has served as a ba
More than 2 million acres burned as Oregon sets new wildfire record (opens the original)
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Oregon has broken its annual wildfire acreage record just three days into August. The state surpassed its previous record, set in 2024, after more than 2 million acres burned across more than 40 fires statewide. With roughly two months remaining in the fire season, that total is expected to continue climbing. The milestone comes after a weekend of extreme fire weather fueled rapid fire growth across Oregon and sparked several new blazes, prompting evacuation orders in parts of southern and centr
As Oregon burns and gamblers bet, lawmakers push back against wildfire betting markets drawing millions (opens the original)
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As Oregon surpassed its wildfire acreage record over the weekend with more than 2 million acres burned, Oregon lawmakers also raised a new wildfire concern Monday as prediction markets continue to allow people to place bets on wildfires, saying it could lead to more human-caused fires. In a letter to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which regulates prediction markets, Sen. Jeff Merkley led lawmakers from other wildfire-stricken states and Sen. Ron Wyden in urging the agency to crack dow
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