Ottawa Cyclist's Tragic Death Near Portland Under Investigation by Ontario Provincial Police
A 71-year-old Ottawa cyclist died after an object contacted his bicycle wheel, causing an accident near Portland, Ont. The police confirmed it was not a vehicular collision. Investigations continue.
Portland Residents to See Utility Bill Increase in July to Support Infrastructure and Sustainability
Portland Water Bureau announced a 6.24% average rate increase on sewer, stormwater, and water utility bills, totaling approximately $8.88 per month for typical households, effective July, to fund critical infrastructure and operational costs.
Portland's Affordable Housing Crisis, Over 80,000 Units Needed for Low-Income Families
A report highlights a deficit of nearly 81,000 affordable homes in greater Portland. Escalating rents compound the issue, affecting diverse groups. In response, Metro is deploying a $652.8 million bond to create housing for about 14,000 people.
Jackson County Drug Dealer Sentenced to Over 15 Years in Federal Prison After MADGE-Led Investigation
Anthony Ross Minneci, a serial offender, was sentenced to over 15 years in prison for crimes including drug trafficking and firearm possession, following multi-agency law enforcement efforts.
Oregon State University Joins Fashion Elite on Vogue's 'Best Fashion Schools' List for Sustainability and Sports Biz Focus
Oregon State University's fashion program was lauded by Vogue for its focus on sustainability and sports business, earning a spot on the magazine's 'Best Fashion Schools' list.
3,000+ Oregon Nurses Set for Three-Day Strike at Providence Hospitals Demanding Better Conditions and Pay
Over 3,000 Oregon nurses plan a three-day strike at Providence hospitals for better conditions, adherence to the Safe Staffing Law, and fair pay. The Oregon Nurses Association delivered the strike notice amid stalled negotiations.












