Another Violent Episode Near Downtown Library Security concerns surrounding Multnomah County’s Central Library have resurfaced after a man was stabbed…
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COIN Urges Oregonians to Push Back Against Military Deployment in Portland
A Constitutional Crisis in the Making? Community organizations and advocacy groups in Oregon are sounding the alarm over the potential…
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‘The Bump’ Fixed on U.S. 26 as All Lanes Reopen Ahead of Labor Day
A Frustration for Drivers Finally Smoothed Out For years, drivers on U.S. Highway 26 west of Portland have dreaded a…
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Lake Oswego Recreation & Aquatics Center Opens to Community Praise
More Than Just a Pool Lake Oswego residents waited years for a new swimming pool—and in June, they got far…
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Bird Alliance of Oregon Monitoring Return of Vaux’s Swifts to Chapman Elementary
A Portland Tradition at Dusk Each September, Portland residents look to the skies above Chapman Elementary School, waiting for the…
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12 Oregon Comfort Food Diners Where Every Bite Feels Like Home
Nothing soothes the soul like a hearty plate of comfort food served in a cozy diner. Oregon is dotted with…
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Unburned Trees Left After Oregon’s Labor Day Fires Are Dying, Threatening Forest Recovery
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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