Willamette Week

Don’t Worry, Be Nike: Oregon’s Flagship Company Has Done Wrong. Why Aren’t Its Employees Resisting?

Some of your fellow Portlanders are living with a guilty secret.

Why Would a Portland Woman Cheat in Marathons, Over and Over?

On Sept. 15, Emily Clark sprinted across the finish line at the PeaceHealth AppleTree half-marathon in Vancouver, Wash., her arms held high in triumph.

Sam Adams Wants Another Chance

Sidelined by a #MeToo complaint, the former mayor has come home to try to clear his name.

The Last Man Who Loves the Internet

It’s the most hated law in Washington, D.C. Most Americans don’t know it exists.

How to Raise a Cool Kid in Portland — And Stay Cool Yourself

Parenting is hard. But it doesn’t have to suck.

Portland’s Antifascists Punch White Supremacists. Are They Also Helping Trump?

Portland was supposed to be a peaceful escape for Tim Ledwith.

Portland’s Parks Are a Cherished Gem. But They Can’t Make Ends Meet.

Portland Parks & Recreation does a lot of things Portlanders love. Over the past five years, it has wanted to do even more.

One Day With the Squad That Removes Needles and Feces From Downtown Portland Streets

Every weekday morning, shortly before dawn, a squadron of men arrives downtown to serve as an alarm clock.

37 Reasons to Love the Blazers Right Now

When Lillard shoots at the end of a game, fans call it “Dame Time.” Now all of Portland—all of America, really—has set their clocks to watch. Here’s why.

Who Owns Your Fingerprint? You Don’t.

In Oregon, there are no laws governing the collection, use and retention of biometric data. This void scares the hell out of Chris Dresel.

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