Multnomah County closed its severe weather shelters after a snowstorm missed Portland, having provided refuge for about 200 people. The shelters were a preemptive response to forecasts of snow that ultimately did not occur.

The 1905, a North Portland jazz club, prepares to reopen under new management, with a focus on invigorating the local jazz scene and resolving past financial issues.

The National Weather Service forecasts mixed precipitation for Portland, with showers, rain, and possible snow over several days, and temperatures in the 40s to mid-50s.

The article celebrates Oregon's 165th anniversary of statehood, highlighting its evolution from a vast territory to the 33rd state with current boundaries established in 1859.

Montavilla Breweries in Portland prepares for the return of Zwickelmania on February 17th, offering behind-the-scenes tours and unique beer tastings. StormBreaker Brewing celebrates its 10th anniversary, underscoring its longevity and community ties.

Mill Ends Park in Portland lost its only tree, presumed stolen. Locals and officials plan to replace the dwarf Alberta spruce, reflecting the community's affection for the tiny park.

Oregon's Measure 114 faces legal challenges, with the state's DOJ appealing a circuit court ruling deeming it unconstitutional, while its implementation remains in limbo.

A video contradicts Portland Commissioner Rene Gonzalez's claim of being "accosted" on a MAX train; the footage shows minor contact. Critics question his narrative and its link to his stance on city issues.

Nathan Vasquez, a candidate for District Attorney in Portland, has received the endorsement of six public safety unions, garnering support from over 2,000 first responders.

A catastrophic two-vehicle collision in St. Johns, Portland, resulted in two fatalities and a third person hospitalized with severe injuries. The crash is under investigation.

The article details Portland's weather forecast, indicating scattered showers and cool temperatures with a mix of rain and potential snow throughout the week.

A man in Portland faces charges for assault and hate crimes after attacking a bystander with racial slurs, scissors, and biting while also setting a fire in Old Town.

TriMet and others are pushing to criminalize drug use on public transit in Oregon, proposing an amendment to Senate Bill 1553 without repealing Measure 110.