A morning outage in Southeast Portland left thousands without power and forced Providence clinics to run on backup generators, causing some cancellations.

A Portland rider says a man boarded at Pioneer Square, threw items and groped her on a MAX train; TriMet video and court filings led to an arrest.

More than 69,000 Oregon households were disconnected in 2025 even as moratoriums were in place; advocates want penalties and audits after wrongful shutoffs.

Portland Juice Co., the certified-organic juicery on SE Powell, will suspend operations on April 19. Here’s what to know about hours, products and where to pick up last bottles.

Greg Higgins, 68, plans to sell his namesake Portland restaurant and retire after more than 30 years leading one of the city’s signature farm‑to‑table kitchens.

A Multnomah County judge found Dorian Cannon guilty except for insanity in the 2022 Old Town stabbing death of veteran Anthony Hartley; Cannon will be committed to the Oregon State Hospital.

Kann, Gregory Gourdet’s live‑fire Haitian restaurant, hit No. 9 on Food & Wine's national list after a string of high‑profile honors including a 2023 James Beard win.

A Umatilla County man pleaded guilty after a 2022 Wildhorse Resort robbery that ended with gunfire; sentencing is set for Aug. 4, 2026.

A Bend-La Pine bus driver was arrested after a supervisor reported she appeared intoxicated during an elementary route. Police later recorded a 0.16 BAC.

Washington County is holding a Hillsboro neighborhood workshop tonight ahead of a planned Aloha safe‑rest village with about 60 pallet shelters and on‑site case management. County and operator materials promise 24/7 staffing and neighborhood safeguards.

Multnomah County DA Nathan Vasquez announced the arrest and conviction of a 21-year-old accused of selling fentanyl in downtown Portland; bodycam footage will be released.

A Prosperity Council survey of more than 1,000 Oregonians found taxes, high costs and permitting delays are top barriers to business growth. Recommendations are due June 30.

Portland’s Broadway Bridge is scheduled to reopen on April 12, 2026 after a six‑month deck replacement. The $21.8M project replaces failing lift‑span panels and restores streetcar and vehicle service.