Governor Tina Kotek and First Lady Aimee Kotek Wilson visited Jackson County to discuss local issues, including housing, education, economic development, and recovering from the Almeda Fire.

Andy Ricker will revive the spirit of his Thai restaurant, Pok Pok, in a two-night pop-up event at Jeju in Portland, offering a taste of the venue's famed dishes including the iconic chicken wings.

Oregon lawmakers urge investment in affordable housing in response to the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling permitting a camping ban in Grants Pass, amid rising homelessness.

Portland celebrates Nacho Week with special $8 nacho plates at 35 restaurants featuring unique and traditional options, and patrons are encouraged to show their appreciation for local culinary staff.

Mayor Ted Wheeler proposes a revised camping ban in Portland that could lead to $100 fines or jail time for homeless people who reject open shelter offers.

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler is presenting a revised camping ban to the city council, informed by previous legal challenges and current Supreme Court considerations. The proposal includes fines or jail time for rejecting shelter offers.

The Oregonian/OregonLive and KGW invite the public to submit video questions for a debate between Multnomah County DA candidates Mike Schmidt and Nathan Vasquez before the May election.

Taco Bell reintroduces Nacho Fries with Secret Aardvark's Serrabanero Ranch sauce, available nationwide from April 25, with special access for loyalty members on April 23.

Portland celebrates Food Cart Week, inviting both locals and tourists to explore a variety of cuisines offered in its renowned food cart "pods" throughout the city.

The iHeart Radio 'Fill the Truck Food Drive' began in Oregon to support the Oregon Food Bank, with incentives like a chance to win a trip to the iHeartRadio Music Festival.

Buffalo Wild Wings in downtown Portland closed after 17 years following a lease dispute and operational challenges linked to crime and a closed parking garage.

A report reveals that 71% of food wasted at home in Oregon is edible, and tackling this can save families $1,600 annually, prompting a wider call for mindful consumption and waste reduction.

Two Portland sweet shops, Voodoo Doughnuts and Salt & Straw, launched Kellogg's-themed treats despite a boycott spurred by the company's CEO's controversial comments.