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Lawmakers consider easing standards for involuntary psychiatric care in Oregon
A bill to lower standards for civil commitment is under review. Advocates say changes are needed to get people help before they're dangerous to themselves or others.
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Keller Auditorium, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, more face 19% budget cut amid rising costs
Washington schools propose new divisions for trans athletes in sports
Man arrested for breaking into apartment, assaulting sleeping woman in Southeast Portland
Oregon Senate committee votes to scrap controversial wildfire hazard map
Asked to prepare for cuts, Multnomah County district attorney is making the case for a $5M boost
Coffee prices continue to surge as growing regions see climate extremes
Crews focus on containing Southeast Portland abandoned building fire spreading to nearby homes
'Looking at possibly closing': Portland-area toy stores worried over tariffs' effects
Oregon Department of Environmental Quality under cyberattack
4 University of Oregon students' visas revoked by Homeland Security
Sheriff's office releases names of mother and 3 children found dead in Cornelius
OnPoint to open second downtown Portland branch
Oregon State University debuts renovated Withycombe Hall with state-of-the-art food labs, creamery, winery
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