Portland OR

Last-minute errands just got easier for Portland shoppers. Business opening or closing in your neighborhood? Email the reporter at [email protected]. Target expanded its next-day delivery service to include 50 of the United State’s top markets, according to a Monday news release — including in Oregon’s largest city.

VANCOUVER, Wash. (KATU) — The man accused of killing a Portland woman and leaving her one-year-old child alone in a car with her dead body was back in a Clark County courtroom on Tuesday. Daniel Munoz Montero is accused of murdering 31-year-old Courtney Clinton in 2024. He was arrested...

The continuing saga of budget issues within school districts across the state hit home the week of April 20 when 53 staff members at the Canby School District were informed they wouldn’t have a job for the 2026-27 school year. The staffers received layoff notifications April 22-23 for the...

An investigation found evidence that Home Forward and Multnomah County may not be providing equitable access to housing assistance for people with disabilities.

A reported stabbing drew a strong police response on Tuesday morning, March 31st, at the complicated intersection of S.E. 62nd Avenue and Holgate Boulevard in the Mt. Scott-Arleta neighborhood. Nine responding officers were comparing witness statements in the parking lot of a nearby restaurant. Paramedics from the Woodstock Fire Station...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Crews recovered a car from the Willamette River in Portland following a tragic crash that left three people dead earlier this month. Police say the vehicle plunged into the river after fleeing from officers at a high rate of speed, crossing through Tom McCall Waterfront Park and crashing through a seawall fence.

The Oregon Zoo is already having trouble implementing a $380 million bond passed by voters in 2024, according to an audit released Tuesday. And, without changes to the way the zoo manages the bond projects, the current problems could become worse, the auditors believe. The bond is meant to update...

The Real Story – A Column Think about the mighty Columbia as an Oregonian.  Think of it as someone seeing it for the first time.  Now an out-of-state developer wants […] The post The Dredge of Desperation: Wall Street’s Plan to Tear Up the Columbia River for Hillsboro’s Data Centers appeared first on The Hillsboro Herald .

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Portlanders could see fewer homeless response services under Mayor Keith Wilson’s proposed budget, which would cut shelter services by 29% and outreach programs by 32%. Under the proposal, shelter services would be reduced to about $40 million, and city outreach would be reduced to...

Amid the strip malls and used car lots along SE 82nd, one big building, now home to Super King Buffet, looks out of place: glass walls stretching tens of feet tall, ceilings sharply sloping in different directions. Turns out these glass add-ons, designed by none other than Pioneer Square architect Willard K. Martin, were once home to a massive Wurlitzer pipe organ, which...