Politics

Coyotes aren’t a new sight in the Portland metro area, but some Portland residents are worried that the animals are more prevalent than ever in the area and are now boldly traversing residential neighborhood streets and yards, often in broad daylight. “​​They don’t act at all concerned about being...

For years, Portland residents have been longing for the chance to enjoy a late-night Double-Double with animal-style fries without having to drive hours to one of Oregon's outpost locations. After multiple delays and years of anticipation, it seems the wait is nearly over. In a recent development, the Oregon Land Use Board of Appeals has given the final approval for an In-N-Out Burger to break ground in Washington County.

Ever wondered about the hidden lumber towns of the Pacific Northwest? These small communities, often overshadowed by big cities like Seattle and Portland, hold a unique charm. Picture dense forests, historic mills, and cozy diners where everyone knows each other. These towns thrived during the logging boom, and many still carry that rustic vibe. Visiting them feels like stepping back in time. You’ll find old-growth forests, scenic trails, and friendly locals eager to share their stories. Whether you're a history buff, nature lover, or just curious, these hidden gems offer a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle.

Gresham High School students are planning a walkout on Thursday afternoon to bring attention to ongoing safety concerns on the school's campus, following a recent threat involving an armed student.

OREGON, USA — Since Gov. Tina Kotek’s first day in office, addressing the homeless crisis has been a major focus. She declared a homelessness state of emergency her first day as governor and extended it indefinitely a year later. On Thursday, Kotek released housing goals from an online...

Bryan Butcher Jr., a seventh grade algebra teacher at Beaumont Middle School, was named Oregon’s Teacher of the Year at a surprise ceremony Wednesday. Butcher, who has taught math at the Northeast Portland middle school for the last eight years, walked into the school’s gymnasium to cheers from well over 100 students. He looked bashful but pleased as he waved to the crowd and his extended family, who sat in the bleachers.

Buoyed by Lane County, Oregon is on track to meet Gov. Tina Kotek’s January goal of moving 650 formerly homeless people into permanent housing before the state’s latest homelessness emergency declaration expires in January.

Portland Faces Record Rainfall and Flooding Challenges. Portland, Oregon has recently experienced an incredible amount of rainfall, setting records and causing significant disruptions across the city. Meteorologists reported that from the beginning of this month to the present date, the area has recorded over 10 inches of rain, making it one of the wettest September months in history for the region. The city’s residents are facing challenges as many areas are monitoring flood conditions closely.

Following a missile strike on Israel, local politicians and officials are sharing their responses.