Vancouver WA

Featured picture for A Portland Greek Restaurant Known for a 10-Pound Sandwich Challenge Is Closing

A Portland Greek Restaurant Known for a 10-Pound Sandwich Challenge Is Closing

Mad Greek Deli, a Westside Portland restaurant with nearly five decades of history, is set to cease operations. Owner Jake Marks announced that the restaurant at 18515 NW West Union Road will close November 28. Mad Greek Deli to Close Westside Restaurant. Jake Marks shared through Facebook that the deli...
Featured picture for LIVE BLOG: Gusty winds bring downed trees, power lines Friday morning

LIVE BLOG: Gusty winds bring downed trees, power lines Friday morning

A powerful storm brought gusty winds, fallen trees, and widespread power outages to Eastern Oregon and Southwest Washington on Friday morning, triggering a wind advisory for the northern Willamette Valley through the evening.
Featured picture for Washington County man sentenced after meth-fueled shooting spree that led to officer-involved shooting

Washington County man sentenced after meth-fueled shooting spree that led to officer-involved shooting

A Washington County man who drove through numerous red lights before firing multiple rounds at people and cars last year was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Friday.
Featured picture for A Wind Advisory Is Now Issued for Portland Vancouver Salem Eugene and Willamette Valley as Model Disagreement Clouds the Windstorm Track Forecast

A Wind Advisory Is Now Issued for Portland Vancouver Salem Eugene and Willamette Valley...

PORTLAND, OR — A mid-latitude cyclone is approaching the Pacific Northwest, targeting the Washington and Oregon coasts, though meaningful disagreement in the model data is complicating exactly where the low will make landfall and which areas will see the strongest winds. The National Weather Service in Portland has iss
Featured picture for Measles exposure reported at Battle Ground school, Clark County health officials warn

Measles exposure reported at Battle Ground school, Clark County health officials warn

People who were at a school in Battle Ground last week may have been exposed to measles, Clark County officials said Wednesday. A person who later tested positive for measles was at River HomeLink, an alternative K-12 school, at 610A Southwest Eaton Boulevard in Battle Ground on Sept. 17, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., authori
Featured picture for Two Men Hospitalized After North Portland Shooting Shuts Down N. Lombard

Two Men Hospitalized After North Portland Shooting Shuts Down N. Lombard

Two men were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after a shooting in North Portland early Wednesday morning, and police have not located any suspects. Officers responded to N. Wall and N. Lombard just after 2:30 a.m., where they found the two victims before they were taken to the hospital. According to...
Featured picture for First Alert: Strong Wind Friday Morning

First Alert: Strong Wind Friday Morning

It’s been a mild and pleasant Thursday with temperatures hovering in the 60s. Showers & pockets of heavier rain are slowly arriving at the coast this evening. We’re not expecting rain inland until after sunset. Try to finish up outdoor activities (including securing loose objects!) by sunset tonight.
Featured picture for More national touring artists to perform at iconic Portland record store

More national touring artists to perform at iconic Portland record store

Music Millennium owner Terry Currier announced a month-long series of national touring artists scheduled to perform in Portland this fall.
Featured picture for Bivins Gets at Least Two More Years After Assaulting Prison Cafeteria Worker

Bivins Gets at Least Two More Years After Assaulting Prison Cafeteria Worker

Michael E. Bivins received at least two additional years in prison after punching a cafeteria worker at Oregon State Correctional Institution. At the sentencing hearing, Bivins also stipulated to violating probation on some counts from his earlier conviction, although he was already in custody, The Oregonian/OregonLive
Featured picture for Portland cafe cancels Gaza coffee shop plan after backlash

Portland cafe cancels Gaza coffee shop plan after backlash

PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - A Southeast Portland coffee shop has pulled out of a campaign to build a cafe in Gaza following community pushback. Heretic Coffee had announced plans in mid-September to partner with HUMANITE Peace Collective, a global humanitarian organization, aiming to raise $100,000 for a community gathering

Trending Posts