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BREAKING: Jurors have found PacifiCorp responsible for damages to both the plaintiffs and the entire class in nearly all cases related to Oregon's devastating 2020 wildfires. A significant blow to a major Oregon utility. Plaintiffs have sought $1.6 billion in damages.

Tune in to ThinkOutLoud on OPB NOW 🎧 Thanks for having me Dave Miller

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I'm so excited to share that the podcast I've been working on at OPB for the past 8 months is finally ready for your ears!! opb.org/starting-a-rio… Shoutout to our awesome host Fabi Reyna, exceptional editor Sage Van Wing & to @jeradwalker who had the idea in the first place.

Chair Jessica Vega Pederson has announced that Multnomah County will be giving the city more than $4 million to run the city's planned outdoor encampments. The city has been asking JVP for this kind of $$$ months.

In a press conference, Governor Tina Kotek is noncommittal on signing the bill allowing people to pump their own gas. Wants citizen feedback. "I grew up in a place where I pumped gas. I’ve lived here for a long time. What do people think?" RIP to her inbox. #orpol

The 6th and final episode of "Starting a Riot" is out now! Listen to the whole podcast series, and find transcripts + our Spotify playlist of music from the pod here: opb.org/starting-a-rio…

Data is always helpful when you're deciding what is a story. (enjoy flaming my mentions with vibes!)

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Thank you Nick Quah Vulture for including "Starting a Riot" in this amazing list! vulture.com/article/best-p…

.Leah Sottile and I with the scoop on a decades long legal saga in Oregon. Yesterday, at 6:30p.m., Jesse Johnson walked free from the Marion County Jail after prosecutors dropped murder charges against him that he's already served 25 years for. opb.org/article/2023/0…

the incredible Fabi Reyna : rollingstone.com/music/music-la…

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