Terry Currier, the 70‑year‑old owner of Music Millennium, said he's looking for a successor to keep the Burnside record shop running. He’s open to selling the building or the business and will help the new owner learn the ropes.

A permitting reversal cleared a path for a Dairy Queen with a drive‑thru on SE Division, but a Feb. 25 hearing will determine whether construction can move forward.

Oregon City residents are on alert after cougar sightings near Singer Creek Park, with authorities urging reporting of encounters and advising on safety measures.

Nordstrom Rack will close its downtown Portland location in January 2026, affecting 37 employees. The company aims to assist with their transition and may offer transfers to other stores.

Rogue Ales & Spirits, a key player in Oregon's craft beer scene, has closed its operations, leaving unpaid rent and taxes, impacting employees and the tourism industry.

Nike has re-opened its renovated store in downtown Portland, emphasizing a sport- and community-focused retail experience and celebrating the brand's local heritage.

Pedestrian in a wheelchair fatally struck by a vehicle in Portland's Hazelwood neighborhood; police investigating.

Jerone Enrico Cuie was found guilty of smuggling a loaded firearm into Washington County Jail after a traffic stop led to his arrest for a probation violation.

A collision in Portland involving an Amtrak train and a scooter rider resulted in one fatality, leading to a police investigation and traffic disruptions.

Portland authorities arrest several suspects for copper thefts causing over $2 million in damages; ongoing investigation reveals evidence and equipment linked to the crimes.

A Warm Springs man, Carlos Ralph Miller-Smith, faces federal charges for involuntary manslaughter and assault after a fatal shooting on the reservation.

Deputies responded to a bomb threat at Washington County Circuit Courthouse, prompting an evacuation and search. No devices were found, suggesting it was a hoax. Operations resumed, and the investigation continues.

Portland Police Bureau monitored a South Waterfront protest without altercations or arrests, remaining poised and communicating a focus on public safety and restraint.