Officer Joshua Howery of the Portland Police was involved in a downtown shooting, leading to Matthew L Holland's death. Howery is on leave amid an ongoing investigation while authorities call for witnesses.

Portland hosts a documentary screening, "In the Dirt," about Navajo mountain biking and its transformative effect on a New Mexico reservation. The event features two Navajo cyclists and highlights diversity in outdoor activities.

The Portland City Council has moved to a temporary chamber due to City Hall renovations; city governance remains active and accessible to the public at the new location.

Portland students from storm-damaged schools will return to alternate locations for in-person learning, facing logistical challenges as the district navigates lost instructional hours and facilities issues.

Three Portland teens pleaded guilty to arson for setting fires in Mt. Tabor Park and surrounding areas in summer 2022, with sentences involving probation and community service.

REI announces over 350 layoffs and closure of its Portland Pearl District store, citing local crime and operational challenges, but plans a new store in Beaverton.

Portland commits to a $19.5 million settlement with Oregon DEQ to address contamination in the Columbia Slough, including stormwater treatment and cleanup efforts.

Authorities found a man dead from a gunshot in Portland's Buckman neighborhood; the suspects fled before police arrived, and the investigation is ongoing.

Oregon's craft beer sector faces a crisis, with approximately 30 breweries closing amidst a steep decline in draft beer sales and shifts in consumer habits towards purchasing beer from stores.

Portland sues journalist and OPB to block release of clean energy fund contributors, citing taxpayer confidentiality, despite DA ruling favoring disclosure.

Portland small businesses are recovering from an ice storm, while Multnomah County faces criticism for closing warming shelters prematurely amid harsh conditions. Oregon's Climate Protection Program is on hold due to a court ruling.

Portland's Mayor and City Commissioners have outlined legislative priorities focused on tackling housing, homelessness, and safety, and announced an impending governmental overhaul with Mayor Wheeler overseeing two new offices.

Community and labor groups are making their voices heard in Portland, pressing the City Council to approve a third installment of the Fixing O...