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Normal 0 Don Younger, a local craft beer champion and owner of the well renowned Horse Brass Pub, died yesterday at the age of 69. KBOO's Dan Hahn takes a look at Younger's legacy and the impact he had on Portland. Read more

Normal 0 The Egyptian revolution has taken center stage in global news headlines. KBOO reporter Raffaele Timarchi examines how the internet and socail media outlets like Twitter have played a part in the real social media revolution. Read more

Oil Refining Barge on the Columbia Heading to Tar Sands Kitzhaber's New Budget Death of a Local Beer Champ The Real Social Media Revolution This is a volunteer powered and produced newscast.  Please click the link to enjoy! Read more

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Normal 0 An Oregon-basedtrucking company has begun hauling oil refining equipment through Idaho and onto barges on the Columbia River.  The equipment is headed to Tar Sands in northern Alberta.  Environmental activistsare opposing the project on several levels. KBOO's... Read more

A homelessman shot by police on January second of this year will be laid to rest today with full military honors. KBOO's Dan Johnson reports. Read more

January 29th marked the one-year anniversary of the shooting death of Aaron Marcel Campbell. Campbell, who was described as mentally unstable, was a first victim in a year that saw six officer involved shootings. It was also a year that brought attention to how police offi... Read more

The City of Tigard is the latest to weigh in on the city of Portland joining the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force, an issue that has divided voters. The discussion was reignited after Mohamed Mohamud's attempt to detonate an explosive at Pioneer Courthouse Square on Novemb... Read more

The protests in Egypt continue to escalate nationwide, calling for the president of thirty years, Hosni Mubarak, to step down. KBOO's Kabir Khanna has more on how the unrest in Egypt is having a global impact. Read more

Ugandan gay rights activist David Kato has been beaten to death in his home. According to activists, a local Ugandan newspaper, had published the photos and names of several gay people, including Kato. The editor of the paper denies a connection bewtween printing the story a... Read more