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Legend Takes on New Role
Legislation Could End 'Predatory' Towing
Legislative Day
Legislative Day Pushes Education
Legislator Seeks Ideas for Minority Businesses
Legislators Pass 'Student Bill of Rights'
Legislature Examines Foster Care
Legislature Passes Deadly Force Bill
Legislature Passes New 'Jessica's Law'
Legislature Passes Racial Equity Bills; Racial Profiling Still Under Debate
Lending a Hand
Lending Companies Fined for False Ads
Leo Frank Thornton, Devoted Family Man, 86
Lesser-Known Candidates Balk at Remarks Made by Clinton, Edwards
Letters to the Editor
Levy Funds Helped Veterans
Lewis & Clark Graduate School Opens New Center for Problem Gambling
Lewis & Clark Hosts Black History Scholars
Lewis and Clark Professor Andrae Brown Talks Snitching, Violence and the Legacy of Slavery
Liberals Assessing 2016 Race as Hillary Clinton Weighs Bid
Liberia, S. Leone Race to Enforce Ebola Quarantine
Liberian Doctors Will Be First Africans to Get Experimental Ebola Drug
Liberians in U.S. Face Uncertain Future
Libraries Lure Youngsters with Incentives
Library Branch to Open
Library Holds Comixtravaganza Events for Comic Lovers, Artists
Library to Close for Renovations
Library to Highlight Fire Prevention Month with Story Times
Life Inside an American Compound in Kabul
Life Insurance Company Scammed Seniors
Lifeworks NW Elects Ben Berry As Board Chair
Lift Off!
Light Rail Progress
Lil' Wayne at Key Arena: He's Up, He's Down, He's All Around ...
Linda Joyce Scott
Linn County Sheriff Vows to Defy \"unconstitutional " Federal Gun Laws
Lions' Health Project
Liquid Gold
Liquor Inspector Absolved of Racist Claim
Literary Event Is a Whiter Shade of Pale
Literary Light
Live and Learn
Live Blog from The Skanner Foundation's Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast
Live in Humboldt Boise Or Eliot? Sign Up for a Free Street Tree
Live King/Hersh Record a Jazz Duo Triumph
Livin' Well
Living the Dream
Living the Dream
LL Cool Jay Revives New York Hip Hop
Loaves & Fishes Plans Authentic Creole Meal
Local 'Fences' Stars Are Too Busy to Be Nervous
Local Angina Study Looking for Participants
Local Author Releases First Sci-Fi Novel
Local Clergy Sign Anti-Smoking Pledge for Campuses
Local CME Church Hosts NW Regional Conference
Local Constituent Wins Olive Oil Purity Law
Local Decision-Making Processes Unveiled for Public
Local Delta Member Drops Backpacks in Afghanistan
Local Group Takes on Big Tobacco
Local Groups to Host Service to Heighten HIV Awareness
Local Heroes Peter and Katrina Kithene Save Lives with Basic Health Services for the Poorest
Local Hip Hop Award Show and Mlk Celebration
Local Hip Hop Tour Spans Northwest
Local Leaders Encourage HIV Testing
Local Man Gets Special Olympic Gold
Local NAACP Elects New President
Local Pastor Honored
Local Schools Awarded
Local Soul, Funk Legend Barry Hampton Is Dead at 42
Local Student Heads to Capitol
Local Students Work at Polls for Katrina Relief Charity
Local Students' Artwork Brightens IFCC Gallery
Local Teacher Launches Online Black History Game
Local Teen Raises Money for Cancer Research
Local Website Offers Health Help for Black Men
Locals to Be Honored by Delta Sorority
Locals to Break Ground at King Store Site
Long Live the King - Michael Jackson
Long-Awaited Adaptation of Graphic Novel an Underwhelming Disappointment
Longer Ray Rice Video Shows Shouting and Spitting Before Punch
Longtime Activist Mary Anderson Dies
Longtime Civil Rights Activist Abraham Woods Dies
Longtime Portland Police Officer Sentenced in Child Pornography Case
Longtime Portlander Mary Lois Johnson Dies at 75
Longtime Social Worker Turns to Help Couples
Looking Back
Looking for Skilled Workers, Grainger Awards Scholarship
Lorenzo Joe Carter, Avid Reader, Self-Taught Scholar, Dies at 46
Loretta Alexander: 1942-2006
Loretta Ross to Discuss Women's Movement Feb. 17
Loss of Freedom
Louis Boston, Community and Business Leader, Dies
Louis James Mckinley Bailey Boston, 68
Louisiana Black Caucus Opposes Polling Identification
Louisiana Congressman Indicted for Racketeering, Money Laundering
Loving Mother, Wife Josephine King Dies
Low Turnout for Energy Input Meetings
Low Voter Turnout in Oregon Primaries Despite Competitive Races
Low-Income Families at New Columbia Need Holiday Angels
Luck-One Returns to the Northwest Hip Hop Scene

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