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How artificial intelligence is aiding in cancer research

Advances in artificial intelligence are significantly aiding cancer research at OHSU's Knight Cancer Institute, where Dr. Brian Druker leads efforts to improve early detection and targeted treatments. With substantial funding from donations and a billion-dollar endowment, the institute aims to enhance patient outcomes through precision oncology.

Five sentenced for ‘execution-style’ murder in Gresham industrial park

Five individuals have been sentenced for their roles in the execution-style murder of Andrew Sherrell in Gresham, Oregon, which stemmed from a drug dispute. The case highlights the ongoing issues surrounding gang-related violence and drug trafficking in the area.

Mount Angel Oktoberfest, Portland Polish Festival and more to do this weekend

Portland is set to celebrate a variety of events this weekend, including the Mount Angel Oktoberfest, Latino Fest 2024, and fall festivities at local pumpkin patches. These occasions offer residents and visitors a chance to enjoy seasonal activities, cultural celebrations, and community gatherings.

Oregon's 6th Congressional District race ramps up

Oregon's 6th Congressional District race is shaping up to be a competitive rematch between Rep. Andrea Salinas and Republican Mike Erickson, following Salinas' narrow victory in 2022. With the new district formed after the 2020 census, current polling suggests another tight contest ahead of the November election.

How to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in Portland, across Oregon

Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrated from September 15 to October 15, highlights the achievements and contributions of the Hispanic community. In Portland and across Oregon, several events are organized to honor this month, including festivals, cultural showcases, and community summits. These events aim to engage and educate the public about Hispanic culture and history.

Everyday Heroes: Beaverton teen teaches peers to use artificial intelligence responsibly

A Beaverton teenager is empowering her peers by teaching them how to use artificial intelligence responsibly, highlighting the importance of ethical AI usage among young people. The initiative aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the evolving digital landscape.

2-year-old Portland girl dies, fentanyl suspected as contributing factor

A 2-year-old girl in Portland has died, with authorities investigating the incident as potentially related to fentanyl exposure. The Portland Police Bureau's Narcotics and Organized Crime Unit is leading the investigation into this tragic event.

Everyday Heroes: Beaverton teen teaches peers to use artificial intelligence responsibly

A Beaverton teen is empowering her peers by teaching them how to use artificial intelligence responsibly. This initiative not only promotes awareness about AI ethics but also encourages responsible usage among young people in the community.

Developmentally Delayed Woman Kidnapped and Assaulted in Southeast Portland

A developmentally delayed woman was kidnapped and assaulted in Southeast Portland, prompting a police investigation that led to the arrest of a suspect. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about the safety of vulnerable individuals in the community.

Name that shape: Inverted-Y design approved for Burnside Bridge replacement

The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners has unanimously approved a new design for the Burnside Bridge, aiming to enhance its earthquake resilience. This decision marks a significant milestone in the bridge's replacement project, which has garnered attention from local officials and the community.

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