Over the past two weeks, Portland's demonstrations against the police killings of Black people have swelled to numbers equal to or surpassing those when protests began two months ago, in large part ...

In front of a crowd full of wide grins, Willamette Valley wines, and Coors Light, Christine Drazan described her next objective: “Fire Tina Kotek,” she said. “She cannot have a second term. We cannot ...

If you picked up this paper to read while you wait for the train to pass Southeast 12th Avenue, good news: The average wait ...

A Tualatin ophthalmologist grew famous for insider-y skits about the medical profession. He thinks doctors, united through ...

The historical record does not include the CEO of General Electric explaining the company’s snooze motives to a joint session of Congress.

More parents nationwide are getting nonmedical exemptions for required school vaccines for their kindergarteners. But this is ...

This story first appeared in the April 23, 2003, edition of WW. “Grab my bra strap,” the prop forward says. “Today, you become a man.” Hard to argue with that. Besides, she kind of has me by the neck.

This story was produced by the Oregon Journalism Project, a nonprofit newsroom covering the state. You might think Don Vollum would have made peace by now with the slow vanishing of Oregon-based ...

It’s Kristine Keang’s first year on the Reynolds High School Speech and Debate team, but that hasn’t stopped her from dominating her inaugural season.

For the past year, flyers have papered the city that read, “I took a picture of your junk drawer” in enormous font. The ...

It is impossible to know if CEO Don Antonucci could have done anything to avert the Portland company’s looming demise. But a ...

Data from Portland Public Schools’ winter benchmark assessments show signs of growth in reading, but a slight slide in math ...