Here's what you need to know about what's happening in Portland.
Authorities praised for handling of protests in Portland
After previous political rallies that ended in violence, police in Portland, Oregon, earned praise Monday from outside observers for using a natural barrier — the city's Willamette River — to keep dueling protesters apart during a weekend far-right rally and large counter-demonstration that included a subset of masked and black-clad anti-fascists.
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Bicyclist injured in hit-and-run crash in NW Portland; suspect also hit multiple parked cars
The bicyclist was taken to an area hospital and is expected to survive. Police were unable to find the suspect.
Read the full story on KGW.
Portland mayor urges residents to shop downtown after protests
Mayor Ted Wheeler said the city will announce a special push later this week to get people to come out and support local businesses downtown.
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How Portland's black community and police are sharing their stories through theater
Portland, Oregon, has a troubling history of racial discrimination and tensions between police and African American communities.
Read the full story on PBS NewsHour.
Timeline: 13 arrested during dueling demonstrations in Portland on Aug. 17
Saturday's dueling demonstrations between left-wing Antifa and far-right groups were mostly peaceful. Some isolated confrontations occurred after the main rally.
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