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Oregon’s screening tool, implemented in 2018, was inspired by an algorithm which has concerns about its reliability and its potential to harden racial disparities in the child welfare system.

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Kotek’s critics say she’s hyper partisan, with a progressive agenda that will mainly benefit Democrats. But supporters argue her determination and record of “getting things done” make her the candidate to improve the entire state.

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A Linn County jury found in 2019 that Oregon breached its contract with 13 rural counties and 151 local taxing districts by failing to maximize timber harvests on state forests over the last two decades.

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A civilian oversight board says some Seattle police officers routinely ignored state and city mask mandates during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic

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As Multnomah County Sheriff Mike Reese reaches his term limit, three members of law enforcement are running to replace him in the first contested race for the office in 12 years.  

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Dr. Robert Kelly becomes first lay president and African American to lead the Catholic institution in its 121-year history. 

Dr. Robert Kelly becomes first lay president and African American to lead the Catholic institution in its 121-year history 

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Case rates have slowly been rising in the county since late March, after statewide mask mandates ended and as omicron’s infectious subvariant, BA. 2, took hold.

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Under the revised code, new commercial buildings would have to use heat pumps for space heating.

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The Olympic Peninsula has lost 45% of its glacier coverage since 1980. The peninsula’s remaining 250 glaciers should be gone in another 50 years as humanity’s pollution continues to overheat the planet.

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Among other things, the nascent Amazon Labor Union, or ALU, has said it wants longer breaks for warehouse employees, more time off and a dramatically higher minimum hourly wage of $30

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