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Gym owner reflects on the last year
Gyms are allowed to open back up again across Oregon, although in a limited capacity. Randy Lauer is the owner of 3-46 Grit CrossFit gym in Gresham, and the mayor of Troutdale. His gym opened Monday at 5:30am with capacity for 12 people at a time.
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Students and universities face an unpredictable future
High school seniors are starting to receive acceptance letters from colleges and universities for the fall term, but it’s hard to imagine what the fall will actually look like on campus.
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FEMA offers temporary housing to wildfire survivors who lost homes
People displaced by the Labor Day fires in and around Mill City, Oregon are moving into manufactured homes provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
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California Coronavirus Testing Lab Falls Far Short of Goal
California’s newest state lab for processing COVID-19 tests was hailed as a game-changer when it opened in November, with the goal of turning around 150,000 tests per day by March.
COFA islanders are now eligible for Medicaid
COFA islanders, who are from the Marshall Islands, Palau and Micronesia, have a unique relationship with the United States that began in 1986, but they lost access to Medicaid in 1996 and advocates have been working to restore eligibility ever since.
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'The Persistence Of Chaos' Sells For More Than $1 Million
The piece of artwork is a laptop that is loaded with infamous malware. Viruses like WannaCry and MyDoom are in the computer — famous ransomware that locks computers and demands payment.
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Washington County voter on his perspective, issues
This week, we're talking with voters in Washington and Clackamas counties before Nov. 3, Election Day. They share their perspectives and how those inform the issues most important to them ahead of the election. Today we're joined by Jesse Townsend, an independent voter who lives in Beaverton.
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How Oregon is taking attendance during online learning
The vast majority of K-12 students in Oregon are going to school online. How is attendance being tracked for these students? What counts as “attending” online school and how are different districts handling that?
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COVID-19 Safety Measures ‘Not Worth the Trouble’ to ICE and GEO Group
A federal judge ordered ICE to stop admitting new detainees at a private facility run by GEO Group Inc., saying that they had 'put the detainees at serious risk of irreparable harm.'
Oregon restaurants prepare for new restrictions
On Wednesday, Oregon will enter a two week period of new restrictions on businesses and social interactions meant to decrease the spread of coronavirus. Restaurants and bars across the state will be limited to take-out service only. We’ll check in with Robert Holmes, the owner of Bob’s Steak N’ Spirits in Nyssa, Oregon, and Carlo Lamagna, owner of Magna restaurant in Portland.
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