Motorcyclist seriously hurt in four vehicle pileup on McLoughlin
Emergency first-responders were dispatched to a violent crash at 6:21 p.m. on May 5, in the northbound lanes of McLoughlin Boulevard at S.E. 17th Avenue, on the border between Westmoreland and Brooklyn. At the scene, five Portland Police Bureau officers – including the Traffic Division – were working the accident,...
How this Portland Irish pub became Ivory Coast’s No. 1 fan for the World...
Forty-eight national teams qualified for the now-underway FIFA World Cup, soccer’s biggest international tournament, and Ireland wasn’t one of them. That meant T.C. O’Leary’s Irish Pub in Northeast Portland had to adopt another squad. The chosen one: Ivory Coast. The reason was obvious enough if you...
PDX—An architectural wonder: LAPC & WPWC
At Portland International Airport, PDX, there have been some big changes. The years-long main terminal redevelopment is currently in its final phase. The 9-acre timber roof makes the terminal stand out as an architectural wonder. Timber for the structure came from local sources, including small family-owned lots and tr
Beloved Vancouver eaglet Peace fails to return to nest after first flight
A beloved Portland-area eaglet successfully took his first flight away from his nest Sunday, a week after his sister’s death – and hasn’t been seen since. Peace, the baby eagle, hatched in late March at the Royal Oaks County Club in Vancouver, left his nest around 5 a.m. Sunday in a fledging attempt, according to a Fac
Portland Man Wakes Up to Yet Another Pile of Car Tires on His Property...
In what appears to be a bizarre incident, a Portland property owner discovered piles of illegally dumped tires piling up on his 1.2-acre property, and nobody knows how they got there. Imagine visiting your lush ... Read more
Crowd gathers at Float for Freedom event to challenge permit fees
Protestors gathered on the Clackamas River to protest a new expansion of the 2020 waterway access permit, which requires nonmotorized paddle craft to carry a permit and pay an annual fee.
SE Portland crystal shop reopens after ‘devastating’ explosion
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - Surrounded by loved ones and longtime customers, Michelle Rademacher celebrated Saturday as she reopened her southeast Portland shop The Crystal Guide. “Extreme relief, gratitude,” she said. “I’m so happy to be back in my space and to see all my customers and friends and family in some place we c
Pothole Lawsuits Are Costing Cities Millions, and Portland Is Learning That Lesson the Hard...
Portland has long marketed itself as one of the most bicycle-friendly cities in the country, with dedicated bike lanes, a culture that takes cycling seriously, and infrastructure meant to back that reputation up. But lately, ... Read more
Millions In California Told To Stay Inside Over ‘Lethal Temperatures’
Heat warnings issued as soaring temperatures raise health risks, including heat exhaustion, heat stroke and cold water shock.
Someone Illegally Dumped Hundreds of Tires on This Guy’s Property Without Him Knowing
If you’ve got hundreds of tires to dispose of and don’t own a repair shop or race team, you should probably reexamine your life choices. What you shouldn’t do is dump those tires on someone else’s property and force them to clean up your mess. As...

















