Venezuelan man shot by Border Patrol in Portland sentenced to time served
A Venezuelan man shot by U.S. Border Patrol in Portland earlier this year was sentenced Wednesday to time served. Luis Niño-Moncada was shot outside a medical clinic in January while fleeing an immigration traffic stop. He’s spent about nine months in federal custody. Niño-Moncada appeared in court Wednesday,...
Portland’s reigning Restaurant of the Year is adding brunch. Here’s everything you need to...
Portland’s reigning Restaurant of the Year will debut its long-awaited brunch with Champagne pairings, candied bacon and a “nod to the old Beast” this month. Before L’Echelle opened, the late chef Naomi Pomeroy and her business partner, Luke Dirks, discussed adding a brunch that would “mimic the one that was so success
The Wedge Returns to Portland Sept. 26 With $25 Advance Tickets
The Wedge, an Oregon cheese festival organized by the Oregon Cheese Guild, is scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 26, at Alder Block, 100 S.E. Alder St., in Portland’s Central Eastside Industrial District. The event is set to run from noon to 5 p.m. and is restricted to guests 21 and older, according to The Oregonian/OregonL
Wine Wednesday: Inside a fashion-forward evening at Tumwater Vineyard
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – An extravagant evening of fashion and wine can help kids facing cancer enjoy unforgettable experiences. Tumwater Vineyards and Mapel Boutique are teaming up to host “Rosé & Runway,” a chance to sip, shop the latest fall fashions, and give families in the fight of their life the gift of an incred
Portland police identify three officers involved with in-custody death
Portland police identified three officers involved in the September 2 in-custody death of a man who died by suicide after being detained following a self-stabbing incident.
Local farmers impacted by rising diesel prices
BEAVERTON, Ore. (KPTV) - At Hoffman Farms, rising diesel prices mean it’s getting more expensive to run equipment like trucks and tractors. As local farms work to cover the costs, consumers could ultimately be left paying higher prices. “When you see open fields and drive up and down I-5...
Portlanders’ Feelings of Representation by the City Council Are Returning to Their Dismal Baseline
It seems Portlanders are exiting the honeymoon phase with their new form of city government. The latest regional survey by the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center found that just 31% of Portlanders felt a member of City Council represented them and advocated for their interests, while 36% said none did and another 33% did
Portland woman accused of starving dog to death
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - A Portland woman has been arrested on felony charges following an investigation into the severe neglect and starvation of a dog, authorities said Wednesday. A Multnomah County grand jury indicted Khadija V. Bradford, 45, on two counts of first-degree animal neglect. Police arrested Bradford on Tu
Fred Meyer accused of negligence after rotisserie chicken warmer burned Oregon customer
Attorney Liz Walling alleged the plaintiff's skin melted into a “dangerously hot metal light fixture" at a Eugene location.
New owners of Ice Cream Renaissance grateful for support by Battle Ground community
This summer, the Battle Ground community was treated to a new ice cream cart stationed behind a popular coffee shop: Founder's Mercantile. The cart is a mobile operation stemming from Ice
