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Portland Artist Takes Environmental, Political Vision to Global Venue
Roger Peet will show new and existing artwork this week at the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s Biennale de Lubumbashi.
Rever Grand Founders Charged With Racketeering
Raymond Parenteau and Jolene Sesso could now spend decades behind bars.
Oregon Lottery Confirms All Shari’s Restaurants in Oregon Have Closed
The pie and video lottery emporium founded in 1978 has gone dark.
“AC Dickson: Life Coach” Merges Performance Art, Unlicensed Life-Coaching Seminar
Andrew Dickson, host of live storytelling series The Moth, wants to motivate guests of his newest show.
As ODOT Seeks Financial Rescue, Feds Deny Massive Rose Quarter Grant
The agency is working toward asking lawmakers for a large funding increase in 2025.
Readers Respond to a Voter Registration Fiasco at the Oregon DMV
“This level of negligence and incompetence is akin to handing out matches to known arsonists.”
ACLU Demands Firing of State Public Defense Agency’s Top Lawyer
The advocacy group is presenting additional evidence that Eric Deitrick retaliated against women.
André 3000, Serpentwithfeet Deliver Avant-Garde Concert They Promised
Some of Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall’s guests didn’t know which show they signed up for.
Department of Environmental Quality Files Liens Against Bob Pamplin's Ross Island Sand & Gravel
Another state agency is seeking $2.9 million from Ross Island for its failure to comply with a reclamation plan.
Are There Any Limits on Segways and E-Scooters on Portland’s Sidewalks?
Those bike and scooter riders are in fact breaking the law, so you can sneer at them with moral clarity.