Ambulance Worker Sues After Being Fired for Disabling Cameras That Filmed Patients Without Consent
An EMT worker, who says she turned off cameras pointed at patients in the back of ambulances, has filed an $800,000 lawsuit – claiming she was fired for protecting the privacy of patients who were unaware they were being filmed. Brittany Martin, a former emergency medical technician for Metro...
A former Portland-area Starbucks is now home to Vietnam’s most popular coffee chain
What happens when the Starbucks of Vietnam subs in for the Starbucks of, well, Beaverton?. The answer lies within the Trung Nguyên Legend cafe at the Beaverton Town Square shopping complex. This outpost of Vietnam’s most popular coffee chain took over a former Starbucks location and opened in June.
Flow + Sip – Yoga on the Terrace at Amaterra
Flow + Sip is coming to Amaterra Winery! Move your body as you gaze out over the terrace and experience this incredible setting. Participants are encouraged to meet their bodies where they are, with options to both modify or intensify - it's designed to be approachable, fun, and engaging. This...
Morning clouds give way to afternoon sun breaks in Portland on Sunday
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Morning clouds are set to hang over the Portland area on Sunday before more sun breaks arrive in the afternoon, with relatively average daytime highs. Then, heading into the workweek, Portland will see a slight increase in our daytime highs with more seasonable highs in the low to mid 80s. As […
From Prison to Patient: Reimagining Health Care After Incarceration-Part 2
This week, Prison Pipeline continues its conversation with Hilary Nichols of Oregon Health & Science University's Richmond Clinic about the HEAL-R (Health Equity and Lived Experience at Richmond) program. In Part 2 of Prison Pipeline's conversation with Hilary Nichols of Oregon Health & Science University's Richmond Cl
Inside the Portland festival where Peruvian heritage comes alive through dance, food and memory
Traditional marinera dancers spun across the room, their white handkerchiefs fluttering above their heads. Children in brightly colored dresses and handmade headbands danced to the Peruvian cajón, a box-shaped percussion instrument. All while families enjoyed traditional dishes of lomo saltado, ensalada rusa and alfajo
August in Lake Oswego: Your Guide to the Month’s Best Events
Summer is in full swing, and there’s no shortage of reasons to get out and enjoy everything Lake Oswego has to offer this August. Whether you’re looking for live music, family activities, thought-provoking community conversations, outdoor adventures, or a chance to support local farmers and businesses, there’s somethin
Morning Gloom, Backyard Bloom As Portland Skies Turn Warm And Sunny
Portlanders woke up under a thick blanket of low clouds Sunday, with Portland International Airport sitting at about 66°F at 5:40 a.m. PDT. The gray start is not sticking around for long, though, as the marine layer is expected to mix out and leave most inland neighborhoods with a mostly sunny afternoon and highs near
Herman Greene enters race for Multnomah County Commission District 2
Pastor and community activist Herman Greene will run for a Multnomah County Commission District 2 seat to succeed Shannon Singleton, who is vacating the position to pursue the role of county chair.
Utility building fire near Happy Valley Park under control amid air quality warning
Crews are responding to an apparent structure fire at Happy Valley Park in Clackamas on Sunday afternoon.

















