The NWS Portland forecasts a wet week for Portland with consistent showers and a chance of increased rainfall, particularly midweek, and temporary sunshine on Thursday.

Portland Police arrested Eliot-James Nelson for stabbing a man and assaulting an officer during his arrest. The victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries and the suspect faces multiple charges.

Prominent Portland chef Lauro Romero, known for Bellpine and the acclaimed pop-up Clandestino, has died at 42, deeply affecting the local culinary scene.

Nicole Payne joins Portland Thorns FC on loan from PSG, bolstering the team's defense for the upcoming NWSL season.

Two Bamboo Sushi locations in Portland temporarily closed due to a payroll error that delayed employee payments and led to staff shortages. Sortis Holdings offered cash advances to affected employees.

Multnomah County offers free vaccine clinics for kids 5-19, with appointments and walk-ins at David Douglas High School, and an additional no-appointment clinic at Boys & Girls Club Rockwood.

The Portland Police are investigating a fatal shooting in the Hollywood neighborhood that left one man dead early Sunday morning. No arrests have been made yet.

Oregon's treatment providers face delays as the Oregon Health Authority is slow to fund projects to combat the state's drug crisis, despite legislative funding allocations.

The Eastern Conference set a new NBA All-Star Game record by scoring 211 points in a victory over the Western Conference, surpassing the previous total points record.

Oregon faces a 1,500% hike in fentanyl overdoses since the pandemic, with over 1,200 deaths reported ending September 2023. Officials respond with a fentanyl emergency plan in Portland.

Amtrak suspended service between Portland and Seattle due to a landslide, with alternate transportation provided. Service resumed after a two-day halt with the company assisting affected passengers.

The streets of downtown Portland, once a refuge for publicly using drugs without fear of arrest, are facing a new reality as Oregon rethinks i...

KGW-TV apologized after inadvertently showing a racist image during a program meant to highlight positive stories, causing a backlash and prompting internal policy reviews.