A Weed Robbery Spree Strikes Portland Cannabis Shops, Even as Police Are Stretched Thin

WW spoke with a dozen dispensaries that described young men using rocks to shatter glass windows and doors. They kicked in fridges, smashed display cases, grabbed whatever was handy, then ran out.

A Portland Student Became the Face of the Menstrual Equity Movement. Others Say She Silenced Them to Become Famous.

Nadya Okamoto’s ascent ended this summer in an Internet firestorm.

The University of Portland Continues to Turn out Some of the Best Women’s Soccer Players in the World

For years, the unassuming Catholic college situated along the bluffs of North Portland has produced some of the best female soccer players in the nation, if not the world.

What Bus Riders Want: We Hopped on the Most-Used Bus in Portland, to Ask How It Could Be Better.

Three days a week, Ivy Stamos rises at dawn and boards the most-used bus line in Portland.

Drunk Driver Crashed into Power Pole Early This Morning, Resulting in Lost Power for Thousands of Portland Homes

With Two Deaths in One Morning, Portland Hits 50 Traffic Fatalities in 2019

HUD’s Annual Snapshot of Homelessness in America Shows Oregon’s Total Increased By 9.7 Percent Since 2018

Portland Police Have Stopped Transporting Intoxicated People to Longtime Sobering Center—Effective Immediately