A Legacy of Fire Five years ago, the 2020 Labor Day Fires scorched more than one million acres across Oregon…
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Oregon’s Labor Day Fires Still Killing Trees Years Later, PSU Study Finds
PORTLAND, Ore. — The devastating Labor Day Fires of 2020 burned more than a million acres across Oregon and Washington.…
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Prosper Portland Spent $88 Million on Gateway. The Neighborhood Is Worse Off.
PORTLAND, Ore. — For more than two decades, the city’s economic development agency has poured tens of millions into the…
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Portland Woman Charged in Federal Court for Failing to Obey Order at ICE Building
PORTLAND, Ore. — A 52-year-old Portland woman is facing a federal misdemeanor charge after she allegedly failed to follow a…
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OPINION: Opposing ODOT Bailout and Gubernatorial Control of Gas Tax Increases
As Mayor of Molalla, I feel compelled to share my deep concerns regarding two proposals currently being discussed in Salem:…
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Portland Public Schools Nears Deal to Open Center for Black Student Excellence
PORTLAND, Ore. — After years of planning and setbacks, Portland Public Schools (PPS) is preparing to take a major step…
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Border Patrol Agent Found Liable for Pointing Gun at Portland Hotel Worker
PORTLAND, Ore. — A federal judge has found a U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agent liable for civil assault…
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Portland Foster Mom Saves Kittens Battling Deadly Virus — And Finds a Miracle in the Process
Even the saddest beginnings can sometimes lead to the brightest endings. That truth became clear for one Portland foster mom,…
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336 Lightning Strikes Recorded Across Oregon and Washington Overnight
PORTLAND, Ore. — Thunderstorms swept across parts of Oregon and Washington overnight, lighting up the skies with hundreds of strikes…
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Rapper Aminé Launches Shoe Honoring North Portland Library That Shaped His Childhood
PORTLAND, Ore. — Grammy-nominated rapper Adam Amine Daniel, known professionally as Aminé, is paying tribute to one of the most…
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