20,000 soccer fans will pack Providence Park July 6 for the U.S. game versus Belgium.

Truth be told, there are several key considerations when making a frozen rosé worthy of your time.

The sentencing resolves just one of Donald Sharma’s many charges for delivering cocaine, heroin and fentanyl near North Portland’s Dawson Park.

Dr. Sejal Hathi arrived with a mighty résumé. But some questioned whether Oregon had her full attention.

OJP wanted to get perspectives on the recommendations from two economists who frequently disagree. One is Joe Cortright, a liberal, and Eric Fruits, a conservative.

The Portland Police Association, the union representing sworn police officers, has donated $793,532 to the political action committee behind a hotly debated ballot initiative that would use revenues from the city’s climate tax to hire some 400 additional police officers.

The accused were brought before federal judges and told they could spend years in federal prison. But then, a WW review of the cases has found, most of them came to nothing.

Owners Jonathan Cohen and Jessie Burke appear to be selling off most of their assets in Portland.

At flower shop Colibri, the artist’s latest show explodes ideas of beauty and décor.

The School Board's rejection of a hotly debated budget amendment that looked to restore teachers has lit a new fire in the Portland Association of Teachers.

The Port of Portland unveils the “local-est airport yet.”

The city’s economic development agency is seeking renters to fill two buildings in the Old Town neighborhood that the agency repossessed after a failed shoe manufacturing project defaulted on its city loan.

Anirudh Padmala’s departure marks worsening tumult in the top leadership overseeing the network of 19 federally-funded Portland area clinics, which collectively serve tens of thousands patients annually.

Carol Reed’s noir masterwork plays at the Hollywood Theatre this week.

River City Ruin’s second album, ‘My Ruin,’ gets past the punk-rock box.

The outdoor retailer has been in a back-and-forth for more than a year.

Go to Tabor Dance, check out the Blues Fest, and see PETE’s latest play.

Caya is the only hormone-free, reusable, travel friendly, affordable and eco-friendly contraceptive that keeps its users in control 100% of the time.

Members are annoyed.

InnerTrek, which has serviced psilocybin to more than 1,200 people in Portland, says it is focusing on training psychedelic facilitators as it lets its lease expire on the Central Eastside.

Cosmic Monkey comics and the Academy Theater collaborate for a screening series celebrating a new Portland-set Godzilla comic.

At stake was whether states could continue to count votes that were postmarked on or before election day, but arrived in the mail after.

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