Portland faces coldest temperatures so far of 2026
Alan Rousseau pointed to the sunlight glinting off brick buildings along the downtown Park Blocks early Saturday as he prepared the day ahead at the Portland Farmers Market. “The sun’s coming out right now,” said Rousseau, who sells buffalo, yak and other meats and eggs. “Today’s going to be a warm day.”
Property Watch: A Buckman Craftsman with Beautiful Built-Ins and a Rock Star Past
As the name implies, Craftsman houses came out of the Arts and Crafts Movement, which started in England in the 1880s as a means to promote handmade, artisan decorative goods over the industrial, machine-made. In the United States, Gustav Stickley gave us Craftsman Magazine between 1901–1916, which applied the Arts...
‘Revoke the permit’: Protesters removed from City Hall during council meeting
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A group protesting Portland’s ICE facility was forced out of City Hall Wednesday night during a city council meeting, with authorities confirming pepper spray was used against them outside of the building. According to Portland police, officers were called to City Hall after reports...
Why did airline food go from lobster and caviar to what we have now?...
The closest Bill Oakley came to experiencing the golden age of airplane food was a flight to attend his older brother’s college graduation in 1972. Oakley was 6 years old. “I assume the food was really good,” said Oakley. “I don’t remember any of it.”. Now...
‘It’s causing a problem’: Vancouver police chief says SWAT getting interrupted by citizens mistaking...
VANCOUVER, Wash. (KOIN) — Vancouver’s police chief shared a video to social media urging residents not to interfere with their law enforcement operations. He said they have seen an uptick in people inserting themselves, believing their officers are with ICE or federal immigration enforcement. “Our crime reduction...
Woman arrested after crashing SUV with 2 babies on board in Clark County
CLARK COUNTY Wash. (KPTV) - A driver is facing DUI and child endangerment charges after a rollover crash on Interstate 5 in Clark County on Thursday evening, according to the Washington State Patrol. Just before 6 p.m., officers were called to a two-car crash on I-5 Northbound near milepost 19....
Portland woman charged with murder after deadly hit-run
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A Portland woman was arrested this week after allegedly being involved in a hit-and-run crash that killed a pedestrian last month. Mary G. Rust, 32, is accused of murder and other charges in connection with the Northeast Portland hit-and-run that occurred on Dec. 12. On the day of the crash,...
Trap Door Brewing is opening a new location, and it’s more than a taproom
Things are tough in the beer industry these days, but there are plenty of bright spots. This story about Trap Door Brewing highlights one of those bright spots. Trap Door Brewing is expanding in a big and exciting way. The award-winning brewery will open a new location in Brush Prairie, an unincorporated township in...
Oregon’s Old-World Butcher Shop That Brings a Little Germany to Your Plate
Walking into a deli that smells like smoked meats and freshly baked bread can transport you straight to the heart of Europe. Edelweiss Sausage & Delicatessen in Portland does exactly that, offering a genuine taste of Germany right here in Oregon. This family-run shop has been serving up handcrafted sausages...
Jury awards $29M verdict against ODHS after toddler’s paralyzation
A Multnomah County jury issued a $29 million verdict against the Oregon Department of Human Services in a case brought against the agency claiming a 2-year-old suffered "catastrophic abuse" after ODHS failed to act in a call made to its child abuse hotline in 2017. “DHS needs accountability to keep children safe....

















