Man sentenced 1 year after massive East Burnside apartment building fire
Nearly a year after a 4-alarm fire destroyed a Portland apartment building, the person who lit the fire is set to be sentenced.
Goose Hollow In Shock as Leaky Roof Pub Goes Dark Overnight
The Leaky Roof, an 80-year-old Irish gastropub that anchored Goose Hollow for generations, abruptly shut its doors on Wednesday, blindsiding regulars, neighborhood workers and pre-game crowds. The low-slung bungalow that housed the bar, with its original hardwood floors, sat dark when neighbors checked in, and there wa
The First-Ever Portland Arts Week Is Here, and Ready to Play Ball
The halls of any high school would suggest art and sports are not the most natural pair. The two groups tend to eye each other suspiciously and largely keep to themselves. But that’s the exact combo organizers chose to kick off the first-ever Portland Arts Week, which starts July 9.
Trains Of Fame – Daylight Express Adventures
Southern Pacific 4449, also known as the Daylight, was born in the fires of the Lima Locomotive Works in 1941. Joining a fleet of GS-4 class engines already in service, Daylight would go on to be the lone survivor of the era as diesel soon took the lead in locomotive power, preserved as a static display in Portland, Or
King City’s westward expansion: Kingston Terrace takes shape
What a difference a year makes. While nothing stood last August in the Kingston Terrace Town Center, 26 certificates of occupancy have now been granted, allowing residents to move into their new homes. When all five phases of King City’s ambitious mixed-used plan situated along Southwest Roy Rogers Road at...
Family sues Gresham-Barlow School District over alleged abuse by substitute teacher
A family is suing the Gresham-Barlow School District, alleging a substitute teacher physically and emotionally abused their 8-year-old son.
Oregon Locals Plan Their Whole Day Around This All-You-Can-Eat Buffet
It’s very difficult today to make time for anything outside of our regular schedule. Everyone is living such busy and fast lives that the routine has become a holy grail. But there is a buffet in Beaverton that has people putting a visit on their calendars. Adding this restaurant...
After questions from KATU, ODOT weighs safety fixes at intersection following deadly crash
Months after a deadly crash at a Hillsboro-area intersection sparked renewed calls for safety improvements, ODOT says it is reviewing the area for possible changes, but the agency says major upgrades requested by neighbors could take time, funding and further evaluation. The response comes after community members raise
North Portland SRV To Become Habitat For Humanity Community
Portland, Ore. – Habitat for Humanity is transforming the site of a former North Portland homeless encampment and Safe Rest Village into a neighborhood of of permanent affordable housing. Crews started clearing trees this week at the former Peninsula Crossing SRV. It’ll become the True North community. “It’ll be...
Neighbors Say ‘We Warned You’ As ODOT Probes Deadly Hillsboro Crash Corner
The Oregon Department of Transportation is taking a fresh look at a rural Hillsboro-area intersection after a June 15 collision killed a motorcyclist. Neighbors and relatives say they had been sounding the alarm for years about the corner at SW Hillsboro Highway (OR‑219) and SW Scholls Ferry Road and are pushing for re

















