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Yesterday Portland picked up .15″ of rain with showers on and off throughout the day. Today we get a dry break before more rain arrives tomorrow. Expect to start off with a bit more sunshine today, but clouds will increase by the afternoon. Highs are likely to be slightly warmer than yesterday, in the upper 60s. We wil

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Multnomah County health officials announced they have documented a higher-than-normal number of ticks at Powell Butte Nature Park this year, but they stressed there is no cause for alarm. Officials are encouraging hikers and outdoor enthusiasts to take simple precautions before and after spendin

The Gresham Historical Society is hosting a week-long summer festival, "Gresham History Week," from June 13-21, featuring pop-up exhibits, a scavenger hunt, walking and biking tours, and crafting events, with most activities being free.

(CLACKAMAS, OR)—Fishery managers from Oregon and Washington added more recreational spring Chinook fishing days on the mainstem Columbia during a joint state hearing today. Eleven additional fishing days for the area from the Tongue Point/Rocky Point line in the estuary upstream to the Oregon/Washington border (upstrea

When you’re out and about in Portland on Monday, you might want to build a little more time into your travels. Call it the Fleet Week Factor. Ships from the U.S. Navy, U.S. Coast Guard and Royal Canadian Navy have been in town for Fleet Week, and on Monday, they’re departing.

GRESHAM Ore. (KPTV) - A person was HIT by a train on Sunday afternoon in Gresham, according to Union Pacific Railroad. The incident happened just after 1:30 p.m., near Northeast 192nd Avenue in Gresham. Union Pacific could not confirm the condition of the person hit, and says an investigation is...

Fifth Third Bank will close 81 branches this summer, following the $10.9 billion acquisition of Comerica in February

The Portland Rose Festival's Grand Floral Parade and Starlight Parade will roll back-to-back for the first time in history, with over 50 mayors from Oregon and Southwest Washington joining in the festivities.

Maurice Horn’s ties to Japan go back to a visit when he was just 4 years old. Growing up in a military family, he lived in many locations, but Japan had a special pull. He spent a year there for his undergraduate studies and returned to Tokyo to obtain his master’s degree. It was in Japan that he first became aware of

For more than a century, the arrival of the Rose Festival has signaled something familiar across Oregon: the unofficial beginning of summer. This weekend, that tradition once again transformed downtown Portland into a gathering place for families, visitors, performers, service members, community organizations, and spec