Timothy Clink, 62, left his home in the 1500 block of North Hayden Island Drive sometime between 6 a.m. and 11 a.m. on Friday ...

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The 4T Trail is a roughly 9-mile loop that takes adventurers on a sweeping tour of Southwest Portland, from the Willamette ...

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Portland’s biggest fireworks display occurs at the annual Waterfront Blues Festival. Festival attendees may have one of the ...

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In a recent rankings of the quarterbacks in the Big Ten Conference, Oregon Ducks' Dante Moore came out as No. 3, with Penn State Nittany Lions' Drew Allar and Ohio State Buckeyes' Julian Sayin ...

The Prosper Portland Board of Commissioners on Wednesday authorized a $750,000 loan to the developer of an approximately 230-unit, net-zero, middle-income housing project in the Broadway Corridor. The ...

Oregon Portland anti-ICE riot crushed by federal agents Agents deployed non-lethal munitions like flash bags to disperse the unruly crowd By Michael Dorgan Fox News Published June 19, 2025 9:42am EDT ...

Last night, Portland rioters violently targeted federal law enforcement— 250 rioters launched fireworks, shined lasers in officers’ eyes to temporarily blind them, and stormed an ICE field office.

The Oregon Senate approved the measure on April 17. The bill updates Senate Bill 5, a law enacted in 2003, which authorized up to $150 million in bonds if a baseball team relocated to Portland.