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A Gervais man was sentenced to two months in prison after yelling slurs and threatening neighbors, officials said.

VANCOUVER, Wash. (KATU) — Marjorie Bergman of Vancouver celebrated her 104th birthday Thursday, and we couldn't miss the party. The senior living facility where she lives says she's still independent and requires very little assistance from staff. Family and friends joined the party and took photos with the birthday...

The barbecue editor mentioned a variety of smoked meat joints in the metro, including Botto’s BBQ, Har-BQ and Briel’s Barbecue.

A freight train jumped the rails Friday on tracks near the Steel Bridge in Northeast Portland, leaving several cars tipped off the line and choking rail traffic into the central city. Derailed cars could be seen along the bridge’s east approach as heavy equipment moved in to start clearing the route.

A climber died Thursday after a fatal fall on Mount Washington, officials said.

A tense North Portland standoff ended without a single shot Wednesday after a man carrying what looked like an AR-15 told officers he wanted them to kill him, then ultimately surrendered to police negotiators. According to a Portland Police Bureau press release, officers were first alerted at 9:42 a.m. that...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Another Portland area bar has announced its closure. Pink Rabbit shared via Facebook on Thursday that after nearly five years, owners have made the decision to close citing a "brutal" environment for small bars and restaurants. "Like many downtown businesses, we’ve watched the neighborhood shift

Police on Friday identified the robbery suspect shot and killed by officers at a Beaverton marijuana shop earlier this week. Police say 25-year-old Bryson Hays was armed with a gun when he robbed Nectar at 8705 S.W. Hall Blvd. on Sunday night. Just minutes after the robbery, Beaverton police officers...

The Auditor's Office said Wilson refunded the donors who exceeded contribution limits "well outside grace periods allowed by the city."

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Over 6,000 bicyclists are set to take to the streets this weekend as part of the Seattle to Portland (STP) Bicycle Classic. Drivers should expect delays along the route of the ride starting early morning Saturday, July 11, through the evening of Sunday, July 12.