A man faces charges after a shooting near a strip club in Portland where a woman was injured. Police arrested Gabriel Hutchings, who is accused of attempted murder and assault.

A 74-year-old man died following a car crash in Portland, raising city's traffic fatality count to five this year and prompting discussions on road safety.

Metro Council funds a $1.3 million park development in Tigard's park-poor area, expected to open by late 2025, focusing on community engagement, equity, and ecological benefits.

The Oregon workforce experienced a spike in workers' compensation claims due to an Arctic chill, with slip and fall incidents reaching a 7-year high, affecting both worker safety and local businesses.

A fire in Louisville's Portland neighborhood displaced four people and three dogs; no fatalities occurred, but one person was hospitalized. Firefighters controlled the blaze in 15 minutes; its cause is under investigation.

PDX airport's first phase of renovations is set to open in May, featuring new amenities, shops, and restaurants, with a focus on enhancing traveler experience and sustainability.

Taco Bell partners with Portland's Secret Aardvark to introduce a spicy sauce for Nacho Fries and collaborates with Salt & Straw for a chocolate ice cream taco.

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler and Police Chief Bob Day welcomed 19 new officers and 5 staff to the Portland Police Bureau, aiming to bolster its ranks after a low in sworn members.

Portland Public Schools officials plan to cut $30 million from the 2024-25 budget, affecting students and staff, following financial challenges and a teacher's strike.

The Biamp Portland Jazz Festival celebrates jazz with performances, including by Jon Batiste and Shabaka Hutchings, and extends its cultural reach with educational programs.

A motorcyclist died in a crash in Portland, marking the city's 13th traffic death this year. Police seek witnesses and the involved driver is cooperating with the investigation.

A multi-agency police operation in Portland's Glenfair Neighborhood led to arrests and social service offers at a notorious encampment, following recent violence and shootings.

Portland plans to build a sobering center to aid those with addiction, searching for a location and funding for 24/7 care, with an estimated cost of $30 million to open and $10 million annually to run.