The Sports Bra, a bar focusing on women's sports, is expanding with help from Alexis Ohanian, who is investing through his 776 Foundation, to enhance support for women's sports.

Nike plans to lay off 740 employees at its headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon, as part of a larger restructuring effort affecting 2% of its global workforce.

Stumptown Coffee Roasters opened a new location in downtown Portland with a Japandi-style interior, also engaging in a community clean-up initiative to support the revitalization of the area.

Timberline Lodge in Oregon, featured in 'The Shining', will reopen after a fire incident, with damage contained thanks to swift action by firefighters and staff.

The Port of Portland plans to cease container shipping services at Terminal 6 in October due to financial struggles and a lack of state support, affecting the local economy and logistics.

Small businesses in Montavilla, Portland, are dealing with increased vandalism, harming their operations and finances. They seek solutions to protect their shops.

A Portland truck driver is recovering from serious head injuries after a turkey crashed through his windshield, causing him to lose consciousness and crash.

Restaurant owner Eddie Dong intends to sue the city of Portland, claiming discriminatory and subjective enforcement of an odor code led to the closing of his Pho Gabo eatery.

The 16th annual Blue Mountain Occupational Safety and Health Conference in Pendleton focuses on workplace safety, including sessions in Spanish and speaks by Brad and Delores Gardner.

Portland State University plans to end its relationship with a popular food cart pod due to wastewater issues, with owners fundraising to avoid closure.

Douglas Bourland, a former Portland firefighter, received a 7½-year prison sentence for the first-degree kidnapping of a man accused of stealing cannabis from his store.

Clark County seeks volunteer park hosts for Frenchman's Bar Regional Park, offering an on-site living opportunity for RV owners in exchange for park maintenance duties. Applications are accepted until filled, with the first review on April 10th.

Tillamook CEO Patrick Criteser is stepping down after 12 years, passing the torch to insider David Booth, who brings extensive industry experience to the role. A smooth transition is planned.