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04/05/2020 8:38pm
Gresham employees call up residents to check in and find out how theyre doing, connect them with resources and, in some cases, actually bring people supplies.
04/05/2020 9:02pm
Columbia Christian School, a private school in east Portland, has decided to pair its online learning with the concept of a drive-thru.
04/05/2020 9:54pm
KGW reached out to several cities and counties to find out if domestic violence-related calls and arrests have increased during the COVID-19 pandemic.
04/05/2020 8:52pm
COVID-19 continues to spread in Oregon and Southwest Washington. Get the latest updates here.
04/05/2020 9:48pm
The body recovered in Silver Lake is believed to be that of Robert Chick, a 28-year-old man from Castle Rock who went missing after his kayak capsized.
04/05/2020 9:41pm
Cowlitz County authorities believe they have recovered the body of the missing kayaker, Robert Chick.
04/05/2020 9:56pm
Teachers from Elmonica Elementary School in Beaverton had a parade driving around the streets on Sunday to see their students.
04/05/2020 8:29pm
The owner of a Southeast Portland cafe is working toward a goal of donating 1,200 tamales to people in need during this pandemic.
04/05/2020 6:49pm
The Portland Art Museum is remembering philanthropist Arlene Schnitzer after she died on Saturday at home surrounded by family.
04/05/2020 11:06am
Here is the latest information from April 5, 2020, in Oregon and Southwest Washington in the ongoing coronavirus pandemic:
04/05/2020 6:13pm
Staff at a Beaverton elementary school showed their support for students in a parade around the schools neighborhood Sunday.
04/05/2020 10:01am
Oregons known coronavirus cases now number 1,070.
04/05/2020 8:00am
A few tips on making homemade bread with Ken Forkish, owner of Kens Artisan Bakery and author ofFlour Water Salt Yeast: The Fundamentals of Artisan Bread and Pizza.
04/04/2020 7:36pm
Celebrated Oregon philanthropist and art collector Arlene Schnitzer has died at 91 years old.
04/04/2020 4:11pm
U.S. President Donald Trump announced a disaster declaration for Oregon, making federal funding available for people affected by flooding and storms earlier this year.
04/05/2020 1:07pm
The city of Portland is cutting nearly 1,000 jobs as it faces more than $100 million in lost revenue during the coronavirus pandemic, according to news reports. The Oregonian reports that the job cuts are mostly among seasonal workers for the city park department. The citys revenue loss is due in part to the closure of community centers, pools and other public facilities along with an 80 percent drop in tourism in the city since social distancing measures were put in place, according the Oregonian
04/04/2020 9:50pm
Portland philanthropist Arlene Schnitzer has died at the age of 91. Her son, Jordan, told Business Journal news partner KGW.com that his mother had existing health issues and passed away of old age. Schnitzer, her son, and her husband, Harold, have supported countless organizations. Harold died in 2011. In 1994 the couple co-founded the Harold and Arlene Schnitzer CARE Foundation, which has funneled financial support to dozens of local organizations, including the Patricia Reser Center of the
04/04/2020 1:31pm
Oregon plans to send 140 ventilators to New York, Gov. Kate Brown said on Saturday, marking a show of solidarity between the two states on opposite ends of the nation.Both states have been struggling in a fight against the new virus, which causes the respiratory disease COVID-19. New York has more than 3,500 deaths and more than 113,000 total cases, according to a Saturday tally, while Oregons death toll is at least 26.New York needs more ventilators, and we are answering their call for help,
04/03/2020 5:07pm
Here is a breakdown of the sectors and counties across the state that had the highest rise in unemployment claims this week.
04/03/2020 5:02pm
The U.S. Department of Justice is providing $850 million for public safety agencies to help in their response to the COVID-19 outbreak.Oregon law enforcement agencies are eligible for $10 million in grants from the U.S. Justice Department to help in their response to the COVID-19 outbreak.The states share is part of $850 million the department is making available to state, local and tribal agencies nationwide through the Coronavirus Emergency Supplemental Funding Program, part of the recently
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