Property Owners in Southeast Portland Fed Up with Increase in Skunk Activity
PORTLAND, OR – One neighborhood in Southeast Portland is dealing with a stinky problem: how skunks preparing for hibernation have made themselves at home in a most inconvenient way. In Sellwood-Moreland, skunks are now a backyard nuisance as they are spraying pets, digging holes, and even getting inside homes...
This No-Frills Oregon Fish Market Has Locals Lining Up For Its Legendary Fish And...
If you’ve ever stood in line for food and thought to yourself, “this had better be worth it,” Flying Fish Company in Portland, Oregon is the place that will finally make that feeling pay off. The fish and chips here have achieved something close to legendary status...
Alberta Donut Cafe Will Open on NE Alberta Street in Portland
What once was a popular spot for donuts on NE Alberta Street—Angel’s, Tonalli’s—is getting new life … as another donut shop! They’ll be offering “craft donuts + specialty coffee.” Alberta Donut Cafe will open in this location later this fall. Here is what we know.
Raising cane: Police say man attacked victim with cane after being refused a smoke
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — A Portland man is being held without bail after prosecutors say he attacked and bloodied another man for not giving him a cigarette. According to court documents, the incident happened Wednesday, Sept. 2, near Southwest Broadway and Southwest 1st Avenue. A man called 911, saying...
The vibrant celebrations happening across Oregon for Hispanic Heritage Month 2026
From Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, communities across Oregon will celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month with festivals, music, dance, food, film, storytelling and other events highlighting the state’s Latino communities and their histories and traditions. The month begins just as many communities are also marking Mexican I
Police identify man who died in hospital after SE Portland crash
Police have identified the man who died after a crash in the Mill Park neighborhood in Southeast Portland as 29-year-old Cameron Clark.
Survey: Portlanders don’t feel represented by newly representative form of government
Portlanders are feeling iffy about their new government. In a survey released this week, only 22% of Portland voters polled believe the city’s government is effective, while nearly 40% do not. “It feels like there’s no strategic plan in place,” wrote one of the 1,252 unnamed Portlanders surveyed by...
Former Oregon zoo owner to be sentenced for severe animal neglect, drug offenses
The owner of the closed West Coast Game Park Safari in Bandon faces seven years and six months in prison.
New Shipbuilding Company Launches at the Former Kaiser Yard in Vancouver
It's not every day that the U.S. shipbuilding industry gains a new entrant, especially one that builds civilian hulls, so the launch of a new facility in Vancouver, Washington this month is catching attention. New Pacific Industrial (NP) is a new venture helmed by experienced shipyard executives, and it is...
‘Going to be rough’: Vancouver-Portland commuters brace for I-5 SB closure
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The I-5 southbound closure impacting the Portland area is happening in four days. The City of Portland and the Oregon Department of Transportation is warning commuters to expect major delays stretching all the way to Vancouver. “It’s going to be rough,” shared the Shaken Not Stirred OwnerTerry G
