MCSO: Man killed after being hit by train in Cascade Locks
CASCADE LOCKS, Ore. (KATU) — A man was struck and killed by a Union Pacific train early Tuesday morning, the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office confirmed to KATU. MCSO spokesperson Brent Weisberg said the incident happened just before 3 a.m. at the intersection of Northeast Enquist Place and Northeast Tumalt Road in Cas
Jim and Patty’s Coffee Is Closing, But the Story Isn’t Over Yet
Jim and Patty’s Coffee closed its doors at 4951 NE Fremont Street in Northeast Portland on Sunday, July 12. Ending a chapter, but what happens next is still being decided, and the answer may already be taking shape. New owner Paul Ceserani confirmed to What Now Portland that transition plans are still being worked out,
‘Major’ deadly crash shuts down part of East Burnside Street in Portland
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — A deadly crash involving a motorcycle has shut down part of East Burnside Street in Portland, with crews on the scene at Burnside and Northeast 24th Avenue. A portion of Burnside is closed from Northeast 23rd Avenue to Northeast 25th Avenue. KATU News have contacted...
A beloved breakfast chain just opened its first Oregon location in a shuttered Shari’s
The first Oregon location of Huckleberry’s Breakfast & Lunch opened in Gresham on Monday, breathing new life into a shuttered Shari’s location. Huckleberry’s, a California-based chain with a slogan of “Southern Cookin’ With a California Twist,” celebrated the opening of its latest location with free coffee mugs for the
Beaverton residents to see 2 new fees on utility bills totally $14.50
Effective Aug. 1, residents will find an extra $14.50 tacked on to their monthly utility bills, the result of two new fees approved by the Beaverton City Council to address rising expenses and declining revenues. On Tuesday, July 7, the council approved both a general services fee and a street...
Portland Boys & Girls Club closure sparks outrage
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — For Alicia Davis, the planned closure of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Portland Metro's Regence Club is more than the loss of an after-school program—it's the loss of a nearby safe place for children. Davis, a single mother who works long hours, said...
Portland Pride sees increasing demand for growth, visibility
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Pride Month in the U.S. may have wrapped up, but celebrations for Portland Pride are just getting underway. The Portland Pride Waterfront Festival will paint Tom McCall Waterfront Park in rainbows on Saturday, July 18, and Sunday, July 19, with the annual Portland Pride Parade hitting the paveme
Man caught with 38 lbs. of marijuana in checked luggage at Portland International Airport,...
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A 24-year-old man was arraigned Monday in Multnomah County Circuit Court after authorities say Transportation Security Administration officers found more than 38 pounds of marijuana in his checked luggage at Portland International Airport. Jihad Ibn Ibrahim Muhammad is charged with illegal import
Hillsboro City Council Showcased A City In Trouble As Public Outcry Rises, Transparency &...
The 7-7-26 Hillsboro City Council meeting was something to behold. For the 1st time in 6 weeks, Mayor Beach Pace returned to the dais. The meeting was filled with action […] The post Hillsboro City Council Showcased A City In Trouble As Public Outcry Rises, Transparency & Public Information Sheilded By Huge Fees app
2 Woodland men die in 4th of July UTV crash
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Two Woodland residents in their 50s died in a utility terrain vehicle crash on the 4th of July, authorities said. Scott Russell, 59, and Walter Holmes, 57, both died after a rollover accident on Russell’s property. Both men sustained blunt-trauma head injuries, the Clark County Medical Examiner’

















