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Legendary Makers Market returns to Beaverton for third year, expanding food and culture offerings

Beaverton’s Legendary Makers Market is returning for its third year, promising its biggest and most diverse celebration yet ...

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Hillsboro moves forward with permanent water main break repairs on Cornelius Pass Road

Repairs are officially in progress to permanently fix a water line at the intersection of Southeast Cornelius Pass ...

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Hillsboro rail replacement brings more road closures at end of July

As Hillsboro moves into the second phase of its multiyear rail replacement project along Southwest Adams Avenue, downtown ...

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Parent sues Beaverton School District over student data collection

A Beaverton father has filed a lawsuit against the Beaverton School District to challenge a new digital hall ...

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Willamette Water Supply treatment plant in Sherwood expected to wrap up in 2026

New water treatment plant in Sherwood expected to open in 2026. The $420 million project is part of ...

Business

New legislative caucus hopes to tap into Oregon’s trade potential

Bipartisan group responds to tariffs, port issues, competitiveness Two Oregon lawmakers have launched a bipartisan caucus to promote ...

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Hillsboro’s Westside Electric Living Fair sparks ideas for clean energy, home efficiency

Hillsboro’s newest green energy event is charging forward with a day focused on sustainable living and the future ...

Crime & Justice

New grant helps Washington County reopen 1994 cold case homicide of Gaston woman

More than three decades after an 85-year-old woman was killed at her Gaston farm, authorities are heating up ...

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Washington County commissioners to consider new proposal to balance federal law, DEI values

The Washington County Board of Commissioners has laid out a preliminary plan to continue its legacy of equity ...

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OPINION: With federal cuts looming, now is the time for leadership

On Friday, July 4, President Donald Trump signed the federal budget reconciliation bill — H.R. 1 — into ...

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UPDATE: Driver identified in fatal crash south of Hillsboro

An early morning single-vehicle crash left an 18-year-old dead south of Hillsboro, according to the Washington County Sheriff’s ...

Government

Republican tax and spending cut megabill expected to take billions from Oregon Health Plan

Beginning in 2027, Oregonians must prove they work to receive health insurance coverage under Medicaid The Oregon Health ...

Government

Lawmakers in recent session gave Gov. Kotek more hiring, firing power over agency leaders

Several bills passed giving Oregon’s governor the power to select leaders for the state forestry and public defense ...

Government

Banks City Council returns to full strength with new appointment

The Banks City Council is back to full capacity after a year marked by resignations and reshuffling at ...

Education

Oregon high school students sue Forest Grove School District, OSAA over transgender athlete policy

Three Oregon high school athletes and their families are suing three school districts and the state over policies ...

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Estranged husband sentenced to life for 1988 murder of Deborah Atrops

One of Washington County’s longest-standing cold cases came to a close this week as Robert Elmer Atrops was ...

Government

Oregon leaders, anti-hunger advocates warn of ‘deeply alarming’ SNAP cuts in GOP megabill 

State agency in charge of food benefit payments still currently assessing any potential changes Oregon will see rising ...

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Federal funds could kickstart long-stalled North Plains grocery site development

North Plains could soon advance long-held plans to redevelop a 5-acre site that would bring the city its ...

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Country artists, tribute bands and ‘A Minecraft Movie’ coming to Washington County Fair main stage

The Washington County Fair is plugging in and cranking up the volume with a 10-day lineup of live ...

Business

Intel will lay off over 500 workers across Washington County campuses

The anticipated cuts to Intel’s workforce appear to be coming down the pike as the company braces to ...