Jacob Harth will reopen a historic Tillamook Bay oyster house as Bayocean Oyster House, combining a waterside counter‑service restaurant, market and on‑site processing hub.

A chemical explosion at the Nippon Dynawave plant in Longview injured multiple people and closed Industrial Way as hazmat crews responded.

Marcus & Millichap’s midyear index places Portland 29th of 36, driven by rising vacancy and heavy new deliveries even as semiconductor R&D investment arrives nearby.

Portland police say AI and social apps are making it easier for predators to create and share sexualized images of minors while investigators struggle to keep up.

A wind-driven grass fire near Blackwell Road triggered Level 1 and 2 evacuations; some residents may return but roadblocks remain overnight.

ODOE will reopen the Solar + Storage rebate program on June 15 with $1.1M available for solar and batteries. Limited funds and quick reservations mean homeowners should prepare now.

Backers of Initiative Petition 28 say they've submitted more than the signatures needed to push a measure that would strip hunting and fishing exemptions toward the November ballot. State officials must still verify the names before anything is final.

A two-alarm house fire in Beaverton Monday night displaced seven people; officials reported no injuries. Crews extinguished the blaze and investigators are on scene.

Cloudy, cool Tuesday with a slight chance of afternoon showers and gusty winds. Boaters face hazardous seas; a warmer, drier spell moves in midweek.

A stolen car allegedly plowed into a Multnomah County sheriffs SUV and struck parked vehicles Monday; deputies used a PIT maneuver near I-84 and arrested two people.

Forensic pollen from clothing suggests the unidentified woman found off Spanish Banks in 2022 may have been in Seattle or Portland, Vancouver police say.

The Portland Timbers and head coach Phil Neville have parted ways, the club announced Monday. The organization says a coaching search is underway as the team looks to regroup during the summer break.

Portland's Summer Free For All returns with nearly 50 free movies, concerts and a Free Lunch + Play program serving meals to youth across the city this summer.