Woman accused of flying with 75 pounds of high-potency Oregon weed gets arrested
A woman was arrested in Kentucky after attempting to transport 75 pounds of high-potency marijuana from Oregon.
Increased Healthcare Access in Beaverton: The Oregon Clinic Opens New Multi-Specialty Clinic
Portland, OR – June 4, 2026 — The Oregon Clinic (TOC) celebrated the opening of its new multi-specialty medical facility in Beaverton, The Oregon Clinic Creekside Pavillion. This new, modern site houses multiple specialty clinics including Cardiology; Center for Advanced Surgery; Orthopedics; Pulmonary, Critical Care &
Multnomah County leaders consider budget proposal cutting hundreds of shelter beds
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Multnomah County is looking at a budget proposal that would cut hundreds of homeless shelter beds in the county, KATU has learned from information obtained in a public records request. On Thursday, county commissioners will vote on a budget proposal, which includes closing some shelters,...
TriMet driver helps reunite missing Portland man with family after spotting him on bus...
PORTLAND, Ore. — When TriMet bus driver Kunchok Lama saw online that a fellow Tibetan was missing, he made sure to keep an eye out on his route. “The Tibetan community, they all were looking around for him all over the Portland area and he was nowhere to be seen,” Lama said.
PGE proposes whopping 29% rate hike for Oregon data centers; everyone else gets (slightly)...
Portland General Electric is asking utility regulators to approve a massive, 29% increase for data centers as it implements the Power Act, a new law meant to ensure that the energy-hungry industry pays its fair share. Residential customers would see a 1.3% rate cut under PGE’s proposal. Most businesses would...
In-N-Out’s Hillsboro restaurant could open any day now. Here’s how the city plans to...
In-N-Out’s long-awaited Hillsboro restaurant — located just 20 minutes from downtown Portland — could open any day now. The California-based burger chain with a cultish following broke ground at Tanasbourne Town Center last fall, clearing what was once the parking lot of a Barnes & Noble bookstore and in its place erec
Months after tragic plane crash, Tri-City Raceway honors NASCAR legend
A giant of the Tri-Cities racing community will be honored this weekend. Before Greg “the Biff” Biffle became one of the biggest names in NASCAR , he was a local favorite, dominating races between the Portland, Ore., area and the Tri-Cities. Even after his storied NASCAR career, Biffle found time to return to the Tri-C
Editor: The fate of the ‘Office of Neighborhood Involvement’
In 2019, an elected Portland City Councilor took it upon herself to get rid of the “Neighborhood System” in Portland. She was on record as saying “neighborhoods” are unimportant – she apparently didn’t even know or care what neighborhood she herself lived in – and she felt that only the city itself mattered. Further, s
83% in Clark County can’t afford median-priced home
More than 83 percent of households in the Vancouver-Portland metro area cannot afford a median-priced new home, according to new data. The National Association of Home Builders data indicates homeownership is slipping further out of reach for many. In metro areas like Vancouver-Portland, many households no longer earn
Kyron Horman disappearance anniversary brings announcement of new investigative technology
The disappearance of Kyron Horman remains the most disturbing – and notorious – ongoing mystery in Oregon. The then-7-year-old boy went missing on June 4, 2010, after being dropped off at Skyline School in Portland, prompting one of the largest searches in the state’s history. Detectives continue...

















