Willamette Week

Portland Clinic That Provided Late-Term Abortions for Nearly Five Decades Closed Last Week

The website says it will reopen under new management, at new location, on March 1.

City of Portland Urges Building Owners to Hide Dumpsters Ahead of Anticipated Civil Unrest

Landslides Close Highways Outside Portland, and an Oregon Woman Is Swept Away by Debris

In a small town about an hour east of Portland, Multnomah County sheriff deputies are evacuating residents and one person is missing.

In an Economic Crisis, the Portland Clean Energy Fund Is Sitting on $113 Million

Gun Violence Spikes in Portland’s East Precinct

Shootings rose everywhere, but especially in neighborhoods east of 82nd Avenue.

Portland Street Response Begins Training, Will Roll Out in February

Powell’s Will Only Carry Andy Ngo’s Book Online, Not on Shelves, but Protest Continues

“We carry books that we find anywhere from simply distasteful or badly written, to execrable, as well as those that we treasure,” Powell’s said in a statement.

Oregon Man Who Posted QAnon Conspiracy Videos to YouTube Shoots Several Rounds at Mark O. Hatfield Federal Courthouse in Portland

Sarah Iannarone Has a New Job: Executive Director of The Street Trust

The Oregon Zoo Has Euthanized Inji, Thought to Be the World’s Oldest Orangutan

Inji, believed to be the world’s oldest orangutan and the Oregon Zoo’s most senior animal, had died. She was 61 years old.

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