The Skanner News - COVID-19

New Phase of COVID-19 Outreach and Education Campaign Launched
New Poll Reveals COVID-19's Impacts on African American Communities
New, Long-Term Black Lives Matter Public Art Piece Installed at Seattle City Hall
No Drama Corona-Christmas Has Some Secretly Jumping for Joy
Number of Oregon Children in Foster Care Drops Steeply
Obituary: Sylvia Dollarson
Of America and Sacrifice: Is the Country Ready to Step Up?
OHA Provides Toolkit to Assist Seniors with Vaccine Questions
OHSU Hotline to Answer COVID-19 Questions
OHSU Offers Free COVID-19 Testing by Appointment at Portland Expo Center
Omicron COVID-19 Variant Reported in Europe
Omicron Keeps World Jittery as More Information Drips Out
Omicron Spreads Global Gloom Over New Year's Celebrations
On Broadway, More Visibility, Yes, but Also an Unseen Threat
One Scandal Too Many: British PM Boris Johnson Resigns
OP-ED: Biden Deserves Credit Not Complacency
Oregon Announces Stabilization Grant Opportunity to Assist Child Care Providers
Oregon Approved to Issue an Additional $46 Million in Pandemic EBT Food Assistance to 80,000 Young Children
Oregon Begins Furloughing Workers, Slow Bounce Back Expected
Oregon Community Foundation Awards $2.2 Million to Centro Cultural to Serve Low-Income Latino Families and Seasonal Workers
Oregon Convention Center Vaccination Site Wraps-up First Doses
Oregon Counties Request Trucks for Bodies as Deaths Climb
Oregon Credit Unions Distribute State Emergency Funds to Those Impacted by COVID-19
Oregon DHS and Oregon Food Bank Announce $2.6 Million Investment in Local Food Purchases
Oregon Employment Department Begins Issuing 'Waiting Week' Benefits
Oregon Employment Department Begins Issuing Lost Wages Assistance Benefits
Oregon Extends Foreclosure Moratorium as COVID Cases Spike
Oregon Gets Doses of Good News in Battling Coronavirus
Oregon Gov. Candidate Kotek Tests Positive for COVID-19
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown Presents Plan to Reopen Amid Virus
Oregon Governor Extends COVID State of Emergency Declaration
Oregon Health Authority Investigating COVID-19 Increase at Unnamed Business
Oregon Health Officer: Spike in Virus Cases Can Be Averted
Oregon Inmates Sue Over COVID-19 Response
Oregon Lawmakers Extend Grace Period for Past-Due Rent
Oregon Leaders See Shift, Hope with Success of Stimulus Relief Bill
Oregon Legislators Release Plan to Address COVID-19 in State Prisons
Oregon Legislature Makes Cocktails to-Go Permanent
Oregon Matches Highest Daily Reported COVID-19 Death Toll
Oregon Medicaid Program Gains Flexibility to Better Serve Low-income Oregonians During Pandemic
Oregon Records More Than 5,000 COVID-19 Related Deaths
Oregon Reports 142 New Confirmed and Presumptive COVID-19 Cases, 2 New Deaths
Oregon Reports 181 New COVID-19 Cases, No New Deaths
Oregon Reports 332 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Deaths
Oregon Reports Highest Daily COVID-19 Case Total in 3 Months
Oregon Reports Record Number of Daily COVID-19 Cases
Oregon Reports the Highest Daily Case Count Since the Beginning of the Pandemic
Oregon Schools Closed Through Academic Year Due to Virus
Oregon Seeks Volunteers for Random Testing for COVID-19
Oregon Senate Votes to Reinstate Foreclosure Moratorium
Oregon State University Holds 44th Annual Pow-Wow on May 20
Oregon State University Releases Plan to Reopen
Oregon State, Washington State Ponder Next Moves After Getting Left out of College Reshuffling
Oregon Students' Math, Reading Skills Plummet Post-Pandemic
Oregon Supreme Court OKs Dropping Bar Exam for Alternatives
Oregon Tops 15,000 Coronavirus Cases, New Walmart Outbreak
Oregon Unemployment Rate Drops to 4.9%
Oregon's COVID emergency declaration to be lifted in April
OSU to Pilot Smartphone-based COVID-19 Exposure Notifications System
Outcry Over Racial Data Grows as Virus Slams Black Americans
Pacific Northwest Faces Shutdowns Amid Rising Virus Cases
Pandemic Pushes Defendants, Including the Innocent, to Plead Guilty
PassinArt Introduces ‘Play Reading Mondays’
Pelosi Unveils $3T Virus Bill, Warns Inaction Costs More
Performers Gear up for the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
Philly Woman Launches Free Cycling Community for Black Women
PHOTOS: Snapshots From Downtown Portland
Poor, Less White US Neighborhoods Get Worst Internet Deals
Portland City Council Allocates $114 million in CARES Act Funding to Provide COVID-19 Support
Portland Mayor: Police Should Prepare for Body Cameras
Portland Parks & Recreation Urges Social Distancing, Other Health Directives to be Followed
Portland Performing Arts Organizations Unite to Require COVID-19 Vaccination and/or Negative Test for Audiences
Portland Researcher Awarded Lung Association Grant to Study T Cells in Lung Cancer
Portland Schools Reinstate Virus Measures Amid Omicron
Portland’s Black Business Owners Struggle to Find Relief
Portland’s Communities of Color Hit Hardest by Pandemic
President Biden Taps Meharry Medical College President for COVID Task Force
PRESS ROOM: UNCF Unveils 2024 HBCU Economic Impact Report Highlighting the Unmatched Contributions and Urgent Funding Needs of HBCUs
Protests Over COVID Controls Spread Across China
Q&A: Justice Clarence Thomas Hospitalized, Not With COVID
Rate of Deaths, Illness Among Black Residents Alarms Cities
Rental Assistance Fell Victim to Politics, Bureaucracy
Report Details Trump's All-out Bid to Undo Election Results
Report: Seattle Police Illegally Ignored COVID Mask Rules
Resources Available for Renters to Prevent Eviction and Access Rent Assistance
Restaurant Faces Online Harassment Following Author Incident
Retail sales up 1% in June, easing fears of a recession
Retailers Try to Curb Theft While Not Angering Shoppers
Rev Jesse Jackson and Wife Jacqueline Hospitalized for COVID
Rio's Carnival Parade Is Back, as Street Bands Ache to Party
Robert De Niro Delivers Powerful Anti-Trump Message in New York
School Board Group Asks US for Help Policing Threats
School Board Member Resigns After Capitol Riot Arrest
Schools Have Made Slow Progress on Record Absenteeism, With Millions of Kids Still Skipping Class
Seattle Children’s Hospital Confirms 1st COVID-19 Death
Seattle Ends COVID Hazard Pay for Grocery Store Workers
Seattle First in Nation to Designate COVID-19 Testing Site for First Responders, Conducted by First Responders
Seattle Hospital to Refuse Some Patients Due to Capacity
Seattle Mayor Extends COVID Eviction Moratoriums
Seattle Teachers Approve New Contract Following Strike

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