Portland Public Schools is implementing temporary online learning after storm damage to schools, with full repairs expected to take until mid-February. Parents voice dissatisfaction with virtual classes due to past negative experiences.

Portland small businesses struggle with closures and losses from a winter storm, but show resilience and camaraderie, despite a break-in at one such business.

A jury awarded $85 million to nine victims of the 2020 Oregon wildfires, finding utility company PacifiCorp potentially facing billions in liabilities.

Officials from Portland and Multnomah County blame each other for the lack of adequate emergency shelters during a winter storm, spotlighting the tensions and shortcomings in their response efforts.

Mt. Tabor Park in Portland sustained major damage from a storm, with many trees downed and a picnic shelter destroyed. Clean-up may take days, and power outages impact thousands. Community assistance and donations help with restoration efforts.

The inaugural ACP RECHARGE energy storage summit will take place in Portland this June, promising to be a key event for industry leaders to discuss innovations and the sector's growth.

Oregon's Department of Environmental Quality restarts rulemaking for greenhouse gas reduction after a court sided with natural gas utilities against the Climate Protection Program.

Recent storms in Oregon and Washington have caused extensive damage to Portland Public Schools, forcing extended closures for two schools into mid-February. Repair efforts are underway amidst contractor scarcity.

Amtrak suspends Seattle-Portland service due to a landslide, extending disruption through Tuesday morning, with efforts to provide alternative transportation.

As Oregon reels from the impact of severe winter storms and widespread power outages, SNAP recipients who've seen their food supplies spoiled ...

A water pipe burst in a NE Portland apartment, leaving residents homeless as it damaged 50 units. Anchor NW Property Group is assisting with relocations and restoration, which may take five months.

Severe weather in Southwest Portland led to downed trees and power lines, trapping residents and causing power outages, with Portland General Electric advising people to stay indoors.

Oregon restaurants and bars call for state aid due to severe winter storm losses, with reports indicating potential widespread closures without government intervention.