Motorcyclist dies, traffic blocked after NE Airport Way crash
NE Airport Way is blocked Thursday morning after a crash that killed a motorcyclist.
Lawsuit alleges Multnomah County detained people at county jail for immigration purposes
A lawsuit filed on Wednesday alleges Multnomah County detained people at the county jail for immigration purposes, violating Oregon’s sanctuary law.
New SNAP work requirements now in effect across Oregon
Roughly 37,000 Oregonians who rely on food assistance are now required to meet certain work requirements in order to receive benefits, including veterans, young adults in foster care, and those experiencing homelessness.
Portland man arrested at Central Library, charged with raping 15-year-old girl
A Portland man is facing sex-crime charges after a 15-year-old girl said he had assaulted her for days before she escaped. Nicholas Matthew Tull, 23, is charged with three counts of first-degree rape, first-degree unlawful sexual penetration, three counts of first-degree sexual abuse, coercion and luring a minor,...
Federal agency sells former Portland courthouse to local real estate developers
The Portland-based ScanlanKemperBard plans to move into the property after acquiring it for $1.8 million.
Portland names first director of public utilities to lead Water Bureau and Environmental Services
PORTLAND, Ore. — The city of Portland on Tuesday announced the appointment of Dr. Ting Lu as its first director of public utilities, unifying leadership of the city's water and environmental services bureaus for the first time. Lu will oversee both the Portland Water Bureau and the Bureau of...
This Old-School Steakhouse In Oregon Has Onion Rings That Locals Can’t Stop Raving About
In the heart of Portland lies a carnivore’s paradise where time seems to stand still and the sizzle of perfectly cooked beef creates a symphony for the senses. Welcome to Sayler’s Old Country Kitchen, where the onion rings are so legendary they might just upstage the steaks. This...
The Wolf Wipes Out $2.17M in PNW Medical Debt for the Holidays
Audacy Portland’s 99.5 The Wolf (KWJJ) has helped pay off $2.17 million in qualifying medical debt during the 6th annual Nick and Kristen’s Medical Debt Payoff. Donations collected between November 17 and 21 supported Pacific Northwest residents in partnership with national non-profit Undue Medical Debt. Over the...
‘Pivotal time’: Portland administrator with $370K salary unanimously approved by city council
The City of Portland has confirmed Raymond C. Lee as its new administrator, who will oversee a $8.6 billion budget and bring more than two decades of experience to the role.
Free Speech For People pushes Oregon officials to probe federal agents’ use of force
“Oregon has the power and duty to enforce its criminal laws," the national organization said, in part.
