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Coworking Office Kiln’s Southeast Portland Building and Parking Lot Vandalized
Six masked individuals threw paint on Kiln’s building and damaged 14 cars in its parking lot on Thursday evening.
The Longtime Booker for Satyricon Remembers John Graham
"Portland in the ’90s was just a fantastic place for music and art."
In Oregon and Beyond, Many Kids in Mental Health Crises Come to the ER—and Languish
Thousands of the Medicaid-enrolled young people get stuck boarding in the emergency department for days on end, OHSU researcher finds.
Meek Demands Wagner Resign as Senate President
Friction inside the Senate Democratic caucus erupts as lawmakers prepare for special session.
Enrollment Projections for Portland Schools Sound Wider Alarms
A graph shows a stark decline in demographers’ optimism for the district’s enrollment recovery.
County Hires Law Firm to Examine Its Conflict of Interest Policy After Preschool Follies
The investigation into the county’s conflicts of interest and ethics policies comes after the resignation of its Preschool for All director.
Phil and Penny Knight Pledge $2 Billion to Cancer Institute
News of the donation prompted audible gasps in the crowded room of institute staff and press where it was announced.
A Nascent Researchers Union Pressures OHSU for Higher Pay
The demand comes at a fragile moment for research funding on Pill Hill.
Embattled Rockwood Benefactor Is Going Big on Low-Income Housing
Brad Ketch is undaunted after losing a shelter contract with Multnomah County.
Commissioners Formally Call for External Investigation of County Code of Ethics
An external investigation would help build public trust in both Preschool for All and the county, the two assert.
Dallas Hockey Billionaire Proclaims Deal to Buy Trail Blazers
Tom Dundon’s reported ownership group features Portland private equity executive Sheel Tyle, whose wife runs the Oregon Health Authority.
Drazan Tests Waters for 2026 Run
Signs indicate House Minority Leader Christine Drazan is considering a rematch against Gov. Tina Kotek next year.