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November 16, 2020

Governors bring back severe coronavirus lockdowns, tighten restrictions as cases hit record highs

The lockdowns include some of the most draconian measures from earlier this year, putting severe restrictions on where Americans can go, how they can worship and even whom they can see.

November 16, 2020

Oregon official calls out Brown鈥檚 COVID-19 restriction before Thanksgiving

Tootie Smith, a Republican and incoming chairwoman of the Clackamas Board of County Commissioners, took to Facebook on Saturday to announce that despite new restrictions,聽she plans to聽celebrate Thanksgiving 鈥渨ith as many family and friends鈥� as she can find.

November 14, 2020

Oregon, New Mexico order lockdowns, other states consider options

Other governors are hesitant to embrace widespread lockdown measures that saw pushback from citizens in a number of states.

November 14, 2020

Portland official who called 911 on Lyft driver blames fear of 'white supremacists'

A Portland city commissioner who supported measures to "defund" the police says she reported her Lyft driver to 911 because she feared targeting by white supremacists if left alone after dark when he canceled her ride.

November 9, 2020

Biden target of profane graffiti in Portland, as crowd smashes windows at Democratic campaign office

Portland demonstrators identifying themselves as Antifa targeted a Democratic campaign office Sunday, shattering windows and spray-painting messages like 鈥淔--- Biden鈥� and 鈥渘o presidents鈥� on the building.

November 7, 2020

Portland commissioner opposes $18M in police cuts, has home targeted by protesters

The home of a Portland, Ore., city commissioner was targeted by protesters this week over his refusal to support $18 million in cuts to the police budget.聽

November 6, 2020

Portland police union moves to block creation of voter-OK'd civilian oversight board

The union that represents Portland, Ore., police officers聽filed a grievance Thursday challenging a聽voter-approved measure to create a civilian聽oversight board.聽

November 5, 2020

Voters approve measures overhauling police in areas across the country

Police reform was a hot button issue leading up to the election, and on Nov. 3, voters in dozens of municipalities across at least six states passed measures to implement stricter oversight of police boards and allow for more public access to camera recordings.

November 5, 2020

Portland election unrest reroutes emergency services as destructive crowds block street access

Emergency services in Portland had to be rerouted and were even temporarily blocked by crowds overnight, as hundreds of聽demonstrators left a trail of damage downtown following聽Election Day.

November 5, 2020

Riot declared, National Guard activated in downtown Portland; Denver police clash with protesters

At聽least nine arrests have been made Wednesday evening after authorities declared聽that a protest in Downtown Portland had turned into a riot.聽