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Participants held a six-mile march from a former World War II detention center to Portland's ICE facility on Sunday to call for changes to U.S. immigration detention policies.

Bend, ORE. (KTVZ) --- Gov. Tina Kotek hosted a roundtable discussion on Saturday at an Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon food bank in Northeast Portland to address major federal changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. Approximately 35,000 Oregonians have lost their SNAP benefits under federal law HR 1,

On a bright Friday evening last month, the sun shone through gaps in the blackout curtains at what used to be the Dancin’ Bare on North Interstate Avenue. In February, the former strip club began serving a different clientele. Under new ownership, it reopened as the city’s first dedicated all-ages music venue in over a

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — With plenty of clouds and below-normal temperatures across Portland Saturday afternoon, the Rose City topped off at just 72 degrees for a daytime high — 11 degrees below our seasonal high. As we wrap up the weekend and head into this upcoming workweek, we...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Demolition of the fire-gutted Centennial Mills warehouse is scheduled to begin on Monday, Aug. 17, the City of Portland said in an update on Saturday, Aug. 15. Concerns over a possible collapse of the eight-story warehouse have disrupted Amtrak service north of Portland Union Station since the Aug. 2 f

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — TriMet will cut bus and MAX service beginning next week on Sunday, Aug. 23, 2026, as the agency works to close what it calls a significant long-term budget deficit and avoid a “fiscal cliff” it says would be devastating to transit service, riders, employees and the regional economy.

Homemade racers shaped like prairie schooners, oversized shopping carts and a giant Nike ankle sock barreled down the slopes of Mt. Tabor Park on Saturday, as 42 teams competed in the PDX Adult Soapbox Derby with nothing but gravity, brakes and a horn to get them to the bottom. Carts hit speeds of up to 50 mph on the d

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — If you were able to get away from city lights Wednesday night, then you probably saw some striking shooting stars during the Perseid meteor shower!. OMSI cancelled its Star Party due to poor visibility, but that didn't stop KATU's Avery Elowitt from heading out to Rooster Rock State Park to watc

BEND, Ore. -- Deschutes Public Library celebrated the opening of its new Central Library Saturday with an afternoon of art, performances and activities. The grand opening featured remarks from U.S. Poet Laureate Arthur Sze and Oregon Poet Laureate Ellen Waterston, along with performances by Lava City Cirque, and hands-

A Multnomah County Circuit Court judge shut down a Portland metal recycler on Wednesday, finding NW Metals and its owner, Moyata Anotta, willfully violated a 2021 court order requiring air, solid waste and stormwater permits. Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield confirmed that, “For years, this company ignored a court