‘At Work With’ a Portland fitness coach who focuses on strength instead of weight...
Asher Kondziela is leading a class at Prism Moves in Northeast Portland on a sunny weekday afternoon. This is their third class of the day. There are five people in the class and they’re each doing things a little differently. Kondziela says that, in addition to working one-on-one with...
Portland’s Unique Small Chain Serves ‘Donuts For Grownups’ With Signature Dough And Creative Treats
As the saying goes, something can be "as American as apple pie." However, this phrase may need some updating, with donuts replacing the pie. The fact is that Americans love these sweet treats, with 10 billion donuts produced in the country every year. So, it's no surprise that you may want to incorporate donuts into your travel plans, such as visiting the St. Louis...
Robotic assistant helps speed up recovery for knee replacement patients at Providence St. Vincent
BEAVERTON Ore. (KPTV) - New technology at Providence St. Vincent is making surgeries more efficient and speeding up recovery time. Rosa, a robotic assistant surgeon, has helped with more than 50 surgeries at the hospital this year. Greg Harlow had knee surgery 10 weeks ago with Rosa’s assistance. He had...
Work begins next week to reconnect highway to Johnston Ridge Observatory at Mount St....
PORTLAND, Ore. — Crews will begin work next week to permanently repair and reopen at stretch of State Route 504 leading to the Johnston Ridge Observatory at Mount St. Helens, the Washington State Department of Transportation announced Friday. The work is expected to be complete in the fall. "This...
New Hillsboro In-N-Out almost done—but neighbors worry about traffic
HILLSBORO Ore. (KPTV) - One of the first In-N-Out locations in the Portland metro is nearing completion in the Tanasbourne area, and excitement is building. But some people who live and work nearby say they’re worried the opening could make already-busy roads even more congested. “I love In-N-Out,” Matt...
Oregon pond polluted with spray foam, suspects sought
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Authorities are searching for suspects after a pond was contaminated with spray foam near the White River Wildlife Area. According to the Oregon State Police Fish and Wildlife Division, multiple cans of spray foam were found in a small pond bordering the White River Wildlife Area.
Campus Safety warns of armed carjacking near campus
In an April 10 email sent to the campus community at 7:32 p.m., Director of Campus Safety and Emergency Management Michael McNerney warned of an armed carjacking approximately four blocks from campus. At approximately 6:30 p.m. the same day, the Portland Police Bureau (PPB) responded to a report of the...
$45 million gamble: Portland suburb wants to build on the spot of devastating landslide
The landslide ruined one house, a second house and then a third. It damaged a reservoir and forced residents to ration water for several months. Construction of Interstate 205 left a devastating mark on the scenic metro suburb when workers cut into a steep slope overlooking the Willamette River five decades ago.
‘Fighting for his life’: Clark County family seeks help after teen seriously hurt in...
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A Clark County family is seeking help after a 13-year-old boy was seriously hurt in a hit-and-run on Wednesday. The crash unfolded at the 11900 block of Northeast 119th Street in Vancouver, the Clark County Sheriff’s Office told KOIN 6 News. Deputies responded to the scene just before 8:30 p.m. “The […]
Washington Has A Bigfoot-Themed Restaurant And It’s Every Bit As Amazing As It Sounds
You know that feeling when you discover something so perfectly weird and wonderful that you can’t believe it’s been hiding in plain sight?. That’s exactly what happens when you stumble upon Thirsty Sasquatch and Hungry Sasquatch in Vancouver, Washington, where cryptozoology meets culinary excellence in the most delightful way possible.
