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Election DayOregon ballots are due by 8 p.m. today, and most voters hadn't turned theirs in MondayIf you haven't voted yet, you have plenty of company. KOIN reported that a little more than 40 percent of Oregon voters had returned their ballots as of Monday morning, according to the secretary of state's office, and even fewer in Washington.Today’s editionRead SchoolsPortland Public Schools asks the state to help ease a $65 million deficitPortland Public Schools, Oregon's largest district, faces a $65 million deficit next school year. Superintendent Kimberlee Armstrong announced Monday that up to 450 full-time-equivalent positions could be eliminated. The district breaks that down as 223 at schools, 60 in support roles and 167 in the central office and administration.Today’s editionRead

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From Portland Mercury, KPTV and 16 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Portland Mercury45 minutes ago

    Where to Pick Up Pies and Desserts for Thanksgiving and Christmas 2026

    It’s simply not Thanksgiving without pie, nor is it Christmas without a little something sweet. If your baking chops aren’t quite up to the task, let one of Portland’s many bakeries help out this year, with everything from classic apple, pecan, or pumpkin pie to unconventional picks like dirty chai olive oil cake or Basque

  2. KPTV1 hour ago

    Portland Bangers FC name new head coach

    The Portland Bangers FC will be taking to the pitch under new leadership for their second season.

  3. Lincoln Chronicle2 hours ago

    Oregon Coast Woodturners Club display members’ passion with month-long exhibit at Visual Arts Center

  4. Here is Oregon2 hours ago

    What’s replacing White Rabbit Book Cafe? Meet Oregon City’s newest shop

    An Oregon-based retailer is moving into the former White Rabbit space in Oregon City.

  5. Here is Oregon2 hours ago

    From frybread to powwows: How to celebrate Native American Heritage Month in Oregon

    Oregon communities are hosting events throughout November to honor Native American Heritage Month.

  6. OregonLive.com2 hours ago

    Some Portland school closure sites could become housing hubs, city memo suggests

    School closures have emerged as a flashpoint in political campaigns over the past month, with candidates seeking to harness parents’ fury over the proposed closures and turn it into votes.

  7. KATU2 hours ago

    Federal election monitors to observe voting in Oregon, Washington. Here's what that means.

    DOJ election monitors will observe Multnomah County on Nov. 3, Oregon’s only site in a nationwide effort. State and county officials say elections are secure and monitors can’t interfere or access ballots.

  8. KOIN.com3 hours ago

    Rooftop of Jackie’s bar in SE Portland catches fire Tuesday morning

    A popular bar in Southeast Portland suffered minor damage from a rooftop fire early Tuesday morning that investigators believe was caused by an exterior furnace heating exposed wood on the patio.

  9. FM News 101 KXL3 hours ago

    KXL Talked With Oregonians Who Waited Until Election Day to Vote

    PORTLAND, OR – Voters are still getting ballots in around the Multnomah County Elections office. Kilsi Naanee...

  10. Forest Grove News-Times3 hours ago

    Student brought handgun, knife to Glencoe High School in Hillsboro

    A student at Glencoe High School in Hillsboro was found carrying a handgun and a box knife Friday, Oct. 30, after classmates alerted school officials. In a message to students,

  11. KOIN.com4 hours ago

    Waited until the last minute to vote in Oregon, Washington? Here’s what to do

    Voters in Oregon and Washington have until 8 p.m. today to drop off their ballots or utilize available services like same-day registration in Washington and ballot tracking in both states.

  12. OregonLive.com4 hours ago

    Blazers’ Scoot Henderson gets his shot with Ja Morant sidelined

    Henderson, who has replaced Ja Morant in the Blazers' starting lineup, is staring at one of the most important months of his young career.

  13. Portland Mercury4 hours ago

    Good Morning News: It’s Election Day, Bird Flu is Still Here, and Don’t Listen to the AI Chatbots Holding You Hostage

    If you believe Portland benefits from smart, local journalism and arts coverage, please consider making a small monthly contribution to the Mercury, because without you, there is no us. Thanks for your support! Good morning, Portland! And happy Election Day! If you haven’t yet turned in your ballot for some reason, please do it immediately. And don’t put

  14. OregonLive.com4 hours ago

    Frybread Fest is back, bringing Indigenous community together in downtown Portland

    The free festival at Director Park features Indigenous cultural activities, food demonstrations, and performances celebrating Native American Heritage Month.

  15. KATU4 hours ago

    Officers use flash-bangs when arresting wanted man in Tualatin neighborhood, police say

    Law enforcement used flash-bang devices in a Tualatin neighborhood when arresting a wanted man on Monday afternoon, police officials said.The suspect, 30-year-o

  16. KTVZ5 hours ago

    Oregon gas prices fell 9.5 cents this week to reach $4.75 average

    Bend, Ore. (KTVZ) --- Gas prices in Oregon are continuing to fall, dropping 9.5 cents over the past week to an average of $4.75 per gallon, according to GasBuddy. Prices are now 26.4 cents lower than a month ago but remain nearly 92 cents higher than this time last year. The national average also dropped,

  17. KPTV5 hours ago

    DOJ to have election monitors in Multnomah County on Election Day

    The U.S. Department of Justice says it will have election monitors in Multnomah County on Tuesday. The department says it is deploying about 1,000 election monitors and observers nationwide, in all 50 states, for the first time. Multnomah County is one of the jurisdictions on that list.

  18. KATU6 hours ago

    ELECTION DAY GUIDE: Oregon, Wash. ballots due Tuesday, here's what you need to know

    Voters across Oregon and Washington are making their voices heard in Tuesday’s Midterm Election, deciding on several key races and ballot measures.

  19. Daily Journal of Commerce6 hours ago

    JE Dunn gives veterans groups boost with grants

    JE Dunn Construction awarded cornerstone grants to veterans groups, including the Returning Veterans Project and AMEN to support health care access and mental health services.

  20. Philomath News6 hours ago

    Oregon’s rainy day fund tops $3 billion, but rising spending trims its cushion

    Oregon’s rainy day fund grew to $3.14 billion, enough to run the state for 62.4 days, as federal funding cuts threaten the budget.

  21. KOIN.com6 hours ago

    Tuesday sees return of afternoon sunshine in Portland area

    PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A weak system off the coast of California has brushed the western portion of Oregon this morning. Early rain showers will taper with mostly to partly cloudy skies setting up across the afternoon. Another system will arrive Wednesday and will increase the chances for steadier rainfall by the late afternoon. Longer-range

  22. KOIN.com6 hours ago

    Scattered showers stick around this week in Portland

    KOIN 6 Weather

  23. Oregon Public Broadcasting7 hours ago

    Northwest voters cast final Election Day ballots

    Concerns about homelessness, the cost of living, healthcare and social services are driving a surge in voter turnout in Oregon and Washington in the final hours before ballot boxes close.

  24. Oregon ArtsWatch7 hours ago

    VizArts Monthly: November Intuition

  25. Oregon Public Broadcasting7 hours ago

    Lifetime achievement award for animal protection given to retired Lewis & Clark professor

    Joyce Tischler has been called “the mother of animal law.” When she began studying law in the 1970s, the area of animal rights law was nonexistent.

  26. Oregon ArtsWatch7 hours ago

    Portland Book Festival: Jamie Fisher’s ‘Nobody Broke Your Heart’ is a clear-eyed, compassionate biography of Elliott Smith

  27. Here is Oregon7 hours ago

    From silly to sacred, Portland stages promise plenty of holiday joy

    Bring on “The Nutcracker” and “White Christmas”: This year’s lineup also includes a man-eating plant, tap-dancing Cinderella and the Pope of Trash.

  28. OregonLive.com7 hours ago

    Storm Large, CeCe Winans and the Singing Christmas Tree: Must-see 2026 Portland holiday concerts

    Beatles tributes, George Michael celebrations and the 35th annual Tuba Christmas join traditional symphonic and gospel performances across the Portland-area

  29. KGW7 hours ago

    Oregon 2026 voter guide: What's on the ballot, key races and candidates

    A breakdown of the most significant city, county and statewide races on the ballot for Portland-area voters in the November 2026 General Election.

  30. KATU7 hours ago

    Accused serial killer Jesse Calhoun's trial delayed until 2029

    One of the highest profile criminal cases in recent Oregon memory won't go to trial for nearly three years , KATU has learned.Jesse Calhoun, who is charged in t

  31. Forest Grove News-Times8 hours ago

    Dauntless Wine Co. plans weekend festivities for Veterans Day in Forest Grove

    Dauntless Wine Co. will kick off Veterans Day weekend with live music, a traditional Marine Corps birthday cake cutting and other festivities in downtown Forest Grove. The celebration begins at

  32. Your Oregon News8 hours ago

    Tualatin’s Veterans Recognition Breakfast set Nov. 10

    As of Friday, only a handful of tickets were still available for Tualatin’s annual Veterans Recognition Breakfast set for 9 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10, at the Juanita Pohl Center, 8513

  33. Lake Oswego Review8 hours ago

    Reporter’s Notebook: Confronting a ghost of Lake Oswego’s past

    Do you believe in ghosts? I do. It isn’t just because I’m a fan of Halloween; it’s because I met a ghost at Oswego Heritage House! Well, not exactly a […]

  34. Your Oregon News8 hours ago

    OMSI exhibition takes visitors behind the thrills of Universal theme parks

    Ever wondered how a dinosaur seems to leap off the screen, how a monster gets its scare just right or what makes a theme park ride feel too close to

  35. Your Oregon News8 hours ago

    Tiger water polo team seeking return to state championships

    The Newberg High School boys water polo team has endured a rigorous schedule in the run up to this year’s Class 6A state championship tournament. They have been tasked with

  36. Your Oregon News8 hours ago

    Tigard Veterans Day Flag-Raising Ceremony on tap Nov. 11

    The city of Tigard will host its annual Veterans Day Flag-Raising Ceremony to honor those who have served their country at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 11, at Tigard Public Library.

  37. KGW9 hours ago

    Federal election monitors will be in Multnomah County on Tuesday

    The Department of Justice announced that it will be sending election monitors and observers to all 50 states.

  38. KGW9 hours ago

    Firefighters contain rooftop fire at Jackie's bar in Southeast Portland

    Portland firefighters extinguished a rooftop fire at Jackie's, a popular Southeast Portland bar, Tuesday morning after flames spread into part of the building.

  39. Tualatin Life13 hours ago

    Tualatin Teen Designs custom Nikes for Annual Doernbecher Fundraiser

    It was unremarkable to walkers who passed without noticing the moment: a young teen chatting easily on a park bench in the dappled sunlight of a warm October afternoon. But for Avery Wilson, the 13-year-old girl at the center of this deceptively casual-looking scene, it was a moment full of extraordinary details. The Hazelbrook Middle

  40. Tualatin Life13 hours ago

    Tualatin Mayor of Eight Years Reflects on His Career Before Retiring

    Wrapping up 16 years of volunteer public service to Tualatin– eight on City Council and eight as mayor since 2018 – Frank Bubenik built his civic career on a simple premise: making sure city leaders truly listened to their community. “You don’t want a mayor who’s shut in and doesn’t listen and isn’t approachable,” Bubenik

In brief

The short notes of Daily Hillsboro’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Oregon ZooA week into treatment for EEHV, Oregon Zoo calf Tula-Tu remains stable.

    A week into treatment for EEHV, Oregon Zoo calf Tula-Tu remains stable. Zoo spokesperson Kelsey Wallace said, "The calf is responding really well." Staff noticed changes in her behavior and energy on Oct. 24, and her half-sister Lily died of the disease in 2018.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: Herald and News, kptv.com, KATU

  • TimbersThe Portland Timbers beat the Houston Dynamo 3-1 on Sunday night and moved into a playoff spot, jumping from 11th to eighth in the Western Conference at 12-14-7.

    The Portland Timbers beat the Houston Dynamo 3-1 on Sunday night and moved into a playoff spot, jumping from 11th to eighth in the Western Conference at 12-14-7. Vincent Janssen had a goal and two assists, and the Timbers finish the regular season at Austin FC on Saturday.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: KATU, Oregon Public Broadcasting

  • Tualatin rentAt Tualatin's Oct. 14 housing forum, panelists said 27.8% of residents were severely rent-burdened in 2025, and the number of residents struggling to pay rent was at an all-time high.

    At Tualatin's Oct. 14 housing forum, panelists said 27.8% of residents were severely rent-burdened in 2025, and the number of residents struggling to pay rent was at an all-time high. Oregon House Bill 4006 requires a public housing forum when 25% or more of a city's population spends over 50% of income on rent.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Tualatin Life

  • DoernbecherHazelbrook Middle School 8th grader Avery Wilson, 13, was one of six OHSU Doernbecher patients chosen to design a shoe for Nike this year.

    Hazelbrook Middle School 8th grader Avery Wilson, 13, was one of six OHSU Doernbecher patients chosen to design a shoe for Nike this year. She was set to unveil it that evening at a gala auction celebrating the collection.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Tualatin Life