Wait Until You Hear What Happened: Portland’s Owner Demands ‘Public Money ONLY’ For Arena...
Portland's Owner Demands 'Public Money ONLY' For Arena Upgrades, And Nobody Is Ready For It Alright, Emerald City, grab a pint and pull up a chair, because our neighbors to the south just dropped a bombshell that's got us shaking our heads down here. You know how it is, we bleed green and blue, we live and die with our
‘Not a gift’: Historic Portland land return could become housing for Native elders
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A song of blessing echoed through Bethany Lutheran Church on Wednesday morning as sunlight filtered through its stained-glass windows. But community leaders say the story of the land beneath the church began long before the building was ever built. The Oregon Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Ch
A New Breakfast and Brunch Lounge Is Coming to NE Martin Luther King Jr....
Syrup Kitchen & Cocktails, a new breakfast and brunch lounge, is set to open this summer at 3601 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd in Portland, according to the brand’s Instagram page. Details on the concept remain limited, but we know that the people behind this project are Malcolm Johnson and Fatou Ouattara. The combina
Portland-based dating show lets dogs take the lead on love
Ask just about anyone these days, and they’ll tell you, modern dating bites. But a new reality-style dating show currently being filmed in the Portland area wants to make it less ruff. “Fetching,” hosted by two local comedians, brought 20 singles and their dogs to a field in Hillsboro...
‘We can’t keep going’: Downtown Portland Southern brunch spot abruptly closes
Set down your mimosa: Portland just lost another brunch spot. After five years in downtown Portland’s former Little Bird Bistro space, Grits N’ Gravy has served its last breakfast. The Southern-style brunch joint opened in December 2021, the morning mealtime venture of Mumbo Gumbo food cart owner Brandon Stevens.
Some Portland Students Could Lose Their In-School Therapists
Many Portland Public Schools students will likely have to see different therapists when classes restart, as the district ends its short-lived partnership with a mental health contractor that embedded providers in schools during the recent academic year. The contractor, Stronger Oregon, reports that the therapists—16 of
14-year-old rescued after getting stuck in blackberry bushes near Corbett
A 14-year-old was rescued Tuesday night after getting stuck in the woods near his family's Corbett Home, officials said.
Alleged drunk driver facing slew of charges after Portland crash that trapped a pedestrian...
A Gresham woman is accused of crashing her car into a parked truck on June 16, hitting it hard enough to fling the truck into a man walking past, severely injuring him. The woman allegedly fled the scene and crashed into another car only a few blocks away, then took off again.
Oregon Journalism Mourns the Loss of Reporter Zane Sparling, Whose Commitment to the Story...
Oregon’s journalism community is mourning the loss of one of its most dedicated local reporters following the death of Oregonian and OregonLive journalist Zane Sparling, who died on June 21 after a two-year battle with the rare vascular cancer known as epithelioid hemangioendothelioma. He was 33. For readers across...
A parent’s warning about meningococcal meningitis
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – For many teens, summertime can be packed with vacations, part-time jobs, and new adventures. But it’s also a time to talk with your kids about the dangers of meningococcal meningitis. It can often begin like a seemingly typical headache, but for 17-year-old Chris Maier, a gifted athlete and high

















