Permit requirements could end Last Thursday
The future of Portland’s Last Thursday event is unknown as the nonprofit that runs it announced plans to step down.
Year: 2013
UO police to begin carrying guns
University of Oregon police officers will carry guns beginning in the fall.
Portland homeless affecting tourism
Portland’s image is being damaged by the number of homeless people in the urban core, tourism experts say.
Fewer Oregon residents working
A smaller percentage of residents will actually be working in Oregon in the coming years, a new report says.
Eugene tech firm develops new software
Eugene-based SheerID developed software that helps companies verify customers’ eligibility for promotions.
OHSU releases projected tuition hikes
Oregon Health & Science University is projecting tuition hikes despite what is expected to be another profitable year.
Cottage Grove gets app
Cottage Grove residents have a new app available to them to report graffiti or potholes.
Building sustainable business models for local journalism
BY MARK BLAINE | OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR
The Oregonian’s restructuring leaves real questions about the future of critical local coverage, but it will also push readers and journalists to address new ways of getting and using news — whether we like it or not.
Another Dreamliner diverted
CNN.com: A United Airlines 787 Dreamliner was diverted due to a mechanical problem, the third such incident for Dreamliners in six days.
Ecuador mulling Snowden asylum request
Reuters: The South American country will make a decision on the former U.S. intelligence contractor “in due time” based on human rights considerations above all, Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino said on Monday.