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Engelsk
USA
304 avsnitt
sedan 4 oktober 2019
episodic

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What does success look like in year one? For the Portland Fire, it starts with 19,000 people packing the Moda Center. Then it's the buzzer-beaters, the big nights and a fanbase that just keeps growing. The team's 17-27 record is the second best inaugural season for a WNBA expansion team since 2000…

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Portland Mayor Keith Wilson talks Moda Center negotiations, why he won't endorse police abolitionists, and the city's homeless shelter crisis.
In just over six weeks, voters in Washington County will choose their next county chair in a runoff race, triggered after no candidate cleared the 50% threshold in May's primary. Sitting commissioners Nafisa Fai and Pam Treece advanced to the runoff, and they each were a guest on this week's episo…
Portland Police Chief Bob Day came out of retirement nearly three years ago to take the helm of a police bureau and a city facing some significant challenges. Since then, Portland has seen progress in some key areas like crime and public safety, but the bureau continues to struggle with staffing, r…
The November election is just a few months away, and while the national midterms tend to grab most of the headlines, the election will also have a big impact in the Oregon Legislature with 75 seat up for grabs. One of the more interesting contests is the race for Oregon House District 32 on the no…
For more than four decades, Metro has played a key role in how the Portland metro area grows and plans for the future. It’s the only directly elected regional government in the country, and its work crosses city and county lines. Back in June, Metro Council President Juan Carlos Gonzalez told KGW’…
A PSU political science professor breaks down why the five-month Iran war has stalled — and what it could take to finally bring it to an end.
Portland's $573 million Moda Center deal, compared to Salt Lake City, OKC, San Antonio & more. Is this a fair price for a small NBA market?
Tim Gordon speaks with state Sen. Kate Lieber, a supporter of the proposed public funding for Moda Center renovations, and Edan Krolewicz, a critic of the plan.
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