Nina Nijstad did so without fanfare when she joined her Thorns teammates on the grass after a July 5 match against Racing ...

Over the past decade, the growth in Oregon’s total state government spending has far outpaced inflation and population growth. That analysis comes from a new tool built by the Oregon Journalism ...

Secretary of State Tobias Read sent a letter to the Portland City Auditor on Tuesday demanding greater rigor, after the ...

Of the albums Lennon recorded during The Lost Weekend, 1974’s Walls and Bridges had the most to do with Pang. On the song “#9 ...

A popular and refreshing summertime tradition in the Brooklyn neighborhood has been suspended on orders by the city. The Brooklyn Park waterslide in Southeast Portland—used by youthful summer day ...

With early numbers indicating that a Portland ballot initiative to hire additional police officers is falling shy of the ...

Earlier this month, the first-ever Portland Arts Week launched 16 exhibitions across town that centered, however abstractly, the theme of art and sports. Elizabeth Leach, the influential gallerist who ...

With the bicentennial hovering in the air, an ensemble of singers, politicians, journalists, fans and weirdos descend on ...

Last September, anxiety was spreading in one of Portland’s most prominent scientific research operations, with rumors of layoffs on the horizon. Last week, it became official: The Knight Cancer ...

Compromise comes after negotiations with the feds to turn the Oregon National Primate Research Center into a primate ...

A jury has awarded $717,000 in damages to a family whose Southwest Portland home was crushed by a falling tree in 2024 after they had begged the city for two years to let them cut it down. On Friday, ...

Protesters, counterprotesters and livestreamers who fought one another have all faced similar results in the court system.