This Northwest burger chain is rolling out discounted prices for its 65th birthday
The very first Burgerville opened in Vancouver on March 10, 1961, offering 19 cent burgers alongside fries, soft serve, lime frosties and soft drinks. On Tuesday, March 10, the Northwest chain plans to celebrate its 65th birthday with discounted prices, including $3.65 cheeseburgers, $1.65 fries, $1.65 fountain...
Anti-ICE Protester Accidentally Sets Himself on Fire During Flag-Burning Incident in Portland
Warning: The following story contains information and video footage that may be disturbing to some viewers. Reader discretion is advised. An Oregon man is going viral after accidentally setting himself on fire while trying to burn the American flag outside the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)...
Pacific Northwest Weather Alert: Spring Heat Surge Could Push Portland-Seattle Into the 70s March...
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Seattle, Washington – A surge of unusually warm spring weather could spread across the Pacific Northwest during St. Patrick’s Day week as a strong ridge of high pressure builds along the West Coast....
19 Voodoo Doughnut Flavors, Ranked
Voodoo Doughnut, a legendary Portland establishment, offers a mix of ordinary and offbeat donut flavors across multiple locations in the US. Any Portlander is undoubtedly familiar with Voodoo Doughnut, a legendary establishment that has cemented itself as a local institution and can't-miss tourist destination since...
Firefighter injured battling blaze at Beaverton apartment complex
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Crews battled a fire at an apartment complex in Beaverton on Friday morning. According to Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue, a resident of the complex off Northwest Cornell Road reported that an apartment was on fire, and when crews arrived, they found heavy fire involving multiple units.
‘Give them reasons to stay’: Program aiming to support Portland businesses moves forward
PORTLAND, Ore (KOIN) — City leaders can now begin implementing a plan to improve circumstances for Portland’s small businesses. With a 9-3 vote on Wednesday, Portland City Council approved the report for the Storefront Support Program. The program, introduced by District 2 Councilor Dan Ryan last fall, aims to...
Beaverton family struggles to survive, pay legal fees after mom detained by ICE
BEAVERTON Ore. (KPTV) - A Beaverton mother is speaking out tonight after she was detained by ICE agents and held in Tacoma for nearly a month. She tells FOX 12 that now her family is struggling to stay afloat while fighting to keep her home. “They asked me, ‘Are you...
This Unassuming Oregon Charity Shop Is Hiding Designer Brands For Less Than A Cup...
I have always believed that the best fashion finds aren’t found in a flashy mall, but in those quiet, local shops that most people drive right past without a second thought. I recently came across a little charity shop here in Oregon that completely changed my perspective on budget shopping.
Trail Blazers’ arena renovation to get $365 million taxpayer contribution, Oregon lawmakers decide
While some legislators argued that it was unwise to volunteer Moda Center funding without first negotiating a lease, the Oregon House overwhelmingly passed a bill that clears the way for the state to pay for nearly two-thirds of the renovations that lawmakers hope will keep the Trail Blazers in Portland for at least...
Beaverton teen arrested after burglary call at unused SW Portland school building
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — A 17-year-old boy from Beaverton was arrested early in the morning after Portland police responded to a reported burglary in progress at an unused school building in Southwest Portland. Sgt. Kevin Allen, a spokesperson for the Portland Police Bureau, said the call came in at...

















