PORTLAND, Ore. — Multnomah County has agreed to pay millions of dollars to settle a class action lawsuit that accused…
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Powell’s Books Faces Backlash Over Merchandise Created With AI
PORTLAND, Ore. — Powell’s Books, Portland’s iconic independent bookstore, found itself at the center of controversy this weekend after customers…
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Gladstone Hires PIL Hall of Famer Robert Key to Lead Boys Basketball
GLADSTONE, Ore. — The Gladstone Gladiators boys basketball team will have a new leader this winter, but not an unfamiliar…
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Morning Thunderstorms Light Up Willamette Valley With Over 500 Lightning Strikes
PORTLAND, Ore. — Residents across the Willamette Valley were treated to a dazzling but restless night as thunderstorms rolled through…
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New Albina Apartment Complex Signals Restoration of Portland’s Historic Black Neighborhood
PORTLAND, Ore. — The opening of a new apartment building in Albina is being hailed as a milestone in the…
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The Oregon Steakhouse That Could Rival Anything in Texas
In a city where food trends come and go, few restaurants can boast a legacy that spans generations. Yet RingSide…
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Driver Hit, Killed After Fleeing Traffic Stop and Crossing I-5 in North Portland
PORTLAND, Ore. — A late-night police traffic stop in North Portland ended in tragedy Saturday when a driver fled officers,…
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Oregon Breaks Ground on 1,171 Affordable Homes Across the State
SALEM, Ore. — Oregon is launching construction on more than 1,100 affordable housing units this month, a major step in…
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Portland Convention Business Poised to Dip in 2026 — Then Rebound Strongly
PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland’s convention industry has staged a remarkable recovery since the depths of the pandemic, with three strong…
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Portland Public Schools Eyes $16 Million Building Purchase for Center for Black Student Excellence
PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland Public Schools (PPS) is preparing to take a major step toward creating the long-promised Center for…
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