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Rose Festival Princess from Ida B. Wells High School, Mackenzie Devereux (Photo/Rose Festival) 

The Rose Festival Princess from Ida B. Wells High School, Mackenzie Devereux, was selected March 7.

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(Photo/Ken Boddie via Facebook) 

Boddie will transition to his new role and step down from KOIN-6 News This Morning, to allow him more time to dig into political coverage.

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Julia Dixon (Photo Credit: Portland Rose Festival) 

The Rose Festival Princess from Franklin High School Named 

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 The award recipients were celebrated on February 24 at Sharon Seventh-day Adventist Church in northeast Portland. 

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Legislation requires insurers to accept coupons or other third-party payment methods towards an enrollee's annual deductible to pay for life-saving medicines. 

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Martin Lemelle, PhD 

The University of Louisiana System Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to name Martin Lemelle, PhD, as the next president of Grambling State University.

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Sen. Kayse Jama (D - Portland) 

Major legislation works to stabilize and house Oregonians living on the streets, put affordable housing within reach for everyone

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Oregon State Capitol 

We are committed to closely monitoring the rollout of this bill, particularly with concerns to racial disparities.

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(Photo by Christopher Lemercier) 

New approach to crisis response aims to increase opportunities for treatment, reduce recidivism, and prevent overdoses

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(Photo courtesy of TriMet) 

Tri Met’s MAX Red Line trains will begin serving the new Gateway North MAX Station on Monday, March 4.

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