The fourth Hong Phat Supercenter opened in Southeast Portland, offering Asian groceries, cultural events, and creating job opportunities in a space previously occupied by Walmart.

Portland is advancing its Strategic Program 6 initiative, aimed at increasing e-bike adoption among low- and medium-income residents to reduce carbon emissions and improve safety for women and BIPOC riders.

A jury found that neither Odell Beckham Jr. nor Nike breached their contract, ending his lawsuit seeking over $20 million without monetary awards for either side. Both parties expressed satisfaction with the verdict.

Kroger and Albertsons plan to sell 186 stores in Oregon and Washington to gain approval for their $24.6 billion merger, with competitor C&S acquiring the stores. The deal aims to protect employee jobs and customer experience during the transition.

A man was killed by a vehicle while sitting under a tree in Vancouver. Police arrested Luella Robertson after a K9 search. She faces vehicular homicide charges; the victim's identity is withheld.

Clark County reflects on ten years of legalized recreational marijuana, noting the lack of societal issues anticipated by skeptics and the successful integration of cannabis businesses like Main Street Marijuana into local commerce.

Portland's Lloyd Center is set to become a new entertainment venue for music and comedy, with Monqui Presents and Anschutz Entertainment Group collaborating on the project, anticipated to open by mid-2026.

Oregon OSHA is highlighting the need for employers to protect workers from heat illness by providing water, rest, shade, and training, especially during summer.

Circle K announces fuel and car service discounts for July 2nd to spur Independence Day travel, including 40 cents off per gallon and half-price car washes. Mavis Tire also offers tire and service deals.

The Portland Police Bureau invites public input on its policy directives through online access, enabling residents to submit comments for potential integration into internal guidelines.

Alaska Airlines introduces its first nonstop service from Portland to New Orleans, enhancing connectivity and catering to cultural and business travel needs.

Authorities estimate over $500,000 in damages after suspect Chase Grijalva allegedly shot Portland traffic cameras. He faces multiple charges including Criminal Mischief and is being held in custody.

Powell's Books plans to reopen at Portland International Airport by early 2026, filling a 1,940 square-foot space the airport is renovating. The beloved bookstore is part of 21 new concessions and awaits a Port commission vote for approval.