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Washington Park Reservoir Opens to the Public After Yearlong Delay
The renovation has been in the works since 2016.
How Olivia Moultrie’s Torn ACL Changes the Thorns’ Season
Sometimes following a soccer team sucks. That’s certainly how it felt when the Portland Thorns announced Tuesday that star midfielder Olivia Moultrie will miss the rest of the season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament.
Guay Tiew Is a Tasty Lesson in Thai Noodle Soup
The latest restaurant from the team behind Thai Peacock and Khao Moo Dang is a trip through Thailand by way of broth and noodles.
Two Downtown Pedestrian Areas Are Getting Queer-Tinged Glow-Ups
Pride-themed murals and colorful permanent seating are coming to Darcelle XV Plaza and Pride Plaza.
As It Walks Toward Its Doom, Providence Health Plan Gets More Bad News
In change of plans, the Portland-based health insurance company say it would be closing down its Medicare Advantage line too after negotiations with a national big insurance company failed.
Conservative Legal Group Challenges Two Local Higher Education Institutions Over Some Scholarships and Programs
Lewis & Clark College and Oregon Health & Science University faced complaints this spring over scholarships and programs that considered race and ethnicity.
This Oregon Wildfire Season Has Blazed Past All Records, With No End in Sight
The record 2.3 million acres burned have far surpassed the previous 2024 record—even before the peak season.
City Administrator: Union Pacific Is Running Toxic Chemicals Through Collapse Zone
After defying the city of Portland by rolling freight trains past the badly damaged Centennial Mills building in the Pearl District, Union Pacific is allegedly violating an agreement to not run toxic chemicals through the unstable structure’s collapse zone.
What Happens When the Most Powerful Law Enforcement Officer in a Rural County Goes Rogue?
Curry County Sheriff John Ward faces allegations of misconduct, including mismanagement, potential financial fraud, and failure to supervise his deputies.
Judge Again Blocks Trump’s Efforts to Use Postal Service to Restrict Vote-by-Mail
“We've beaten them in court repeatedly, as have many other states. We're prepared to do that as many times as it takes because we're defending the Constitution and the right of Oregon to determine how we run elections.”