Vancouver WA

Vancouver’s newest dining hub is already talking big. After a soft opening Monday, Vancouver Station is being billed by its developers as “America’s largest food cart plaza,” a sprawling complex on SE 164th Avenue with an indoor dining hall, multi-level covered patios and space for dozens of carts meant to keep...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — One person was critically injured, and a suspect was arrested after a shooting in Northeast Portland. According to Portland police, officers responded to a shooting near the 11300 block of Northeast Sandy Boulevard, where they found an injured victim with life-threatening injuries. After using...

PORTLAND, OR – A Trader Joe’s grocery store in southeast Portland was closed Wednesday evening after state officials responded to a reported asbestos exposure at the location, authorities said. The store at 4715 S.E. Cesar E. Chavez Blvd. shut its doors to employees and customers at the request...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland officers arrested a suspect who they said was armed and had multiple drugs on him while addressing camping tents blocking a sidewalk. On Wednesday, officers were focusing on the tents near Northeast 119th Avenue and Northeast Halsey Street when they saw a man with a holstered firearm,...

A recent analysis from StreetLight -- a transportation data firm -- ranked metro areas with the safest roads across the United States, naming the Portland metro area among the best.

A sleeping pod at a North Portland alternative shelter turned into “a mass of burning material that was about 30 feet tall” on Monday evening, according to Rick Graves, a spokesperson for the Portland Fire Bureau. The person inside the pod at the time, Gary Scott Young, 33,...

A city sweep of a homeless camp near Southeast 103rd Avenue and Southeast Foster Boulevard ended with 12 arrests on March 3, as Portland police and city contractors cleared the site of tents, tarps and debris. Officers processed the scene while some people at the camp accepted offers of shelter services and others...

Burgerville first opened its doors on March 10, 1961. To celebrate its 65th birthday this Tuesday, March 10, the regional burger chain isn’t throwing back prices all the way to the JFK era, but will feature some nice deals:. -$1.65 small classic fries. -$1.65 22-ounce fountain drink. - $3.65...

The Portland Bureau of Transportation is facing pushback on a planned bike lane project in the Goose Hollow area. According to KOIN News, some residents of the 214-unit Tiller Terrace apartments on the corner of SW Alder and 17th are concerned about how changes planned by PBOT will impact their ability to park cars...

We're getting wiggly in this week's Second Chance on AM Extra. Wyatt is a squirmy little fellow who is getting ready for adoption at the Humane Society For Southwest Washington (HSSW) in Vancouver.