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A Southwest Portland runner and personal trainer is rallying runners of all skill levels to participate in the Still I Run 5K on World Health Day, emphasizing the mental health benefits of running. Through her personal experiences, she aims to promote awareness and support for mental health struggles within the community.
Small business owners in the St. Johns neighborhood of Portland are calling on the city and police for assistance in combating rising theft and break-ins that are affecting their businesses. They express their concerns about the increasing crime rate in their community and seek effective solutions.
A preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has revealed critical details about a tragic plane crash in Fairview, which resulted in the death of three individuals. The investigation highlights the circumstances surrounding the incident, providing insight into the factors leading to the crash.
Portland has been selected as the regional host site for the NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament in 2028, marking its second time hosting this prestigious event. The tournament will take place at the Moda Center, enhancing the city's profile in collegiate sports.
Salem Health Hospitals and Clinics celebrated the grand opening of their new Breast Care Center, which is expected to serve over 400 patients. The facility aims to provide high-quality, multidisciplinary care for breast cancer patients in the community.
The Portland City Council has unanimously approved a new Live Nation venue following public testimony that rejected an appeal to block its development. The decision marks a significant development in the Central Eastside Industrial District, addressing ongoing land use issues in the area.
Garrett Repp was found guilty on 55 out of 56 charges related to a fire that destroyed the historic May Apartments in Southwest Portland. The fire, which occurred in 2023, resulted in significant damage to the 113-year-old structure, raising concerns about safety and community impact. This verdict marks a significant moment in local crime and justice.
Community Warehouse has opened a new facility in Tigard, providing essential furniture to individuals and families in need. The initiative serves approximately 70 households weekly, functioning similarly to a food bank but for furniture. This service aims to alleviate the burden of furnishing homes for those facing financial hardships.
The Gresham-Barlow School District has unveiled a new $3 million student health center located across from Gresham High. This facility aims to provide comprehensive physical, mental, and eventually dental care for students, addressing crucial health needs within the community.
C-TRAN, the public transit agency in Clark County, is set to build a hydrogen fueling facility as part of its effort to transition to a zero-emissions fleet. The facility is expected to support hydrogen fuel cell electric buses and is scheduled to open in 2026. This initiative aligns with broader environmental goals and reflects a growing trend in sustainable public transportation.