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Tens of thousands of Boeing workers turned out Tuesday to see the first flight of the 787 Dreamliner. Full Story »

Multnomah County estimates that 4000 people are homeless on any given night. To help some of those people, the county launched a second-annual food and clothing drive Tuesday. Full Story »

Washington state employers continued to cut jobs last month, but the state's overall unemployment rate barely changed. Full Story »

Clackamas County Search and rescue has been unable to re-launch the effort today to find two hikers missing on Mount Hood. Full Story »

The Jolly Green Giant outlined on a hillside in Dayton, Wash. is slowly fading away. Full Story »

A key environmental group announced Monday that it’s lost confidence in the negotiations to breach four dams on the Klamath River. Full Story »

Monday night North Marion School District board members voted to allow teachers to communicate with students using social networking sites, like Facebook. Full Story »

After a second full day of searching, two hikers remain missing somewhere amid the snowdrifts and glaciers of Oregon’s tallest peak. Full Story »

Many homes this winter season have gone without water because of a burst pipe, but since early Monday morning, the entire city of Kalama, Washington is dealing with that same problem. Full Story »

Oregon’s employment picture remains in the doldrums. Hiring figures released Monday show few changes from October to November. Full Story »

A frozen water main in the southwest Washington city of Kalama ruptured Sunday night.  It thawed after a week of freezing weather. Full Story »

While it may not be pleasant to be homeless, in a town like Portland it is possible to meet your basic daily needs. Full Story »

Tens of thousands of Northwest families will head into the woods this month to cut their own Christmas tree. Full Story »

This week Portland city officials will hear public testimony on restoration of one of the most polluted segments of river in Oregon – and the country. Full Story »

The woman who wrote the memoir Mommie Dearest will become a county commissioner Monday. Full Story »

Two days after the body of a missing climber was recovered from Mount Hood, rescue efforts continue for two climbers, who remain missing. Full Story »

The first night of Hanukkah is this Friday. That means many people of the Jewish faith will be gathering together to pray, sing songs and light their menorahs. But for some, the festival of lights can be a dark time, especially for young Jews living in rural Northwest towns. Full Story »

The National Weather Service warns of slick conditions in the Willamette Valley Friday afternoon and evening, as sunny skies give way to freezing rain, and some snow. Full Story »

Oregon’s Air National Guard is saying goodbye to some of its members who are bound for the wars overseas, even as others are unpacking their bags. Full Story »

Oregon public health officials are making the H1N1 vaccine available to everyone starting next week. Full Story »

General Electric announced that it's selling $1.5 billion worth of wind turbines to a company building the nation's biggest wind farm -- in Oregon. Full Story »

The Governor announced Thursday, that more than 20,000 Oregon children now have access to health care because of the new Healthy Kids Plan. Full Story »

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released a plan Thursday intended to create more areas where the fishing harvest would be divided up and shared. Full Story »

Washington Governor Chris Gregoire departs for Copenhagen Friday to attend the United Nations climate summit.  The six day trip to the Danish capital is drawing fire from some skeptical Republicans. Full Story »

Thursday, the Nez Perce tribe took a big step in restoring coho to the Northwest – officials delivered 700,000 fish eggs to a fish hatchery in Estacada. Full Story »