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An Extreme Heat Warning covers Portland through Tuesday with highs near 100°F and little overnight relief.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
DNA testing has identified the person linked to the 1995 killing of Joni Marie Grigsby, Lane County detectives say.
Portland Fire & Rescue crews responded Saturday to reports of a commercial‑building fire in the Kenton neighborhood. Officials said details were limited and urged residents to avoid the area.
Sports in ...
Portland junior Ellery Lincoln ran a 4:27.65 mile at the HOKA Festival of Miles, setting a U.S. junior-class record and moving to No. 3 on the all-time prep list.
A countywide burn ban in Yamhill County takes effect 12:01 a.m. on Tuesday, June 16. Open burning, burn barrels and yard‑debris fires are prohibited.
Portland Fire & Rescue reported crews were responding to a structure fire in Glenfair on Friday afternoon. Officials released only a brief social update as firefighters worked on scene.
Food & Drinks in ...
Good Girl, a goth‑leaning dive on SE Morrison, opened this spring with neon shots, a spare menu and a women‑ and queer‑forward code of conduct. The bar has already stirred local buzz.
A heavy police response closed streets near Northgate Park in northeast Portland after reports of a shooting; officials have released few details.
Two juveniles were arrested after an e‑bike was taken at gunpoint during a Facebook Marketplace meetup. Portland police are urging safer exchange practices.
Raw footage captured by local TV appears to show a protester fall after contact with a pickup truck entering the Portland ICE driveway. Officials have not yet confirmed details.
Portland Spirit filed to convert the Rose Building at Tom McCall Waterfront Park into a full-service restaurant with indoor seating and expanded outdoor space, targeting spring 2027.
HunnyMilk, the beloved Portland brunch spot, will close its kitchen at the end of June; final weekend of brunch is June 28, 2026. Fans are already lining up.
A Lincoln County man was sentenced to 80 months after pleading guilty to selling counterfeit fentanyl pills and meth tied to a 67‑year‑old Otis woman's overdose.
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