Lifestyle
Portland's Raven's Manor Offers a Unique Gothic Cocktail Experience
This hidden gem in Oregon's largest city transports guests to a world of dark elegance and innovative mixology.
New Museum Celebrates Columbia Gorge History
Crown Point Country Museum opens after decades-long effort to showcase the region's past.
Lan Su Chinese Garden Hosts Spring Tea Tastings
Tea master Hannah Ma leads intimate group sessions exploring Chinese tea culture.
Weather
Sprinklers Stop SE 24th Blaze in Portland
Crews gain access after fire breaches exterior wall, sprinklers hold flames at bay
Two-Alarm Fire Damages Elephants Delicatessen in Portland
Blaze causes significant roof and interior damage to popular Northwest Portland restaurant.
Wind Advisory Issued for Columbia River Gorge
Gusts up to 50 mph expected until Thursday evening
Politics
Protesters Break Into Portland ICE Facility
Federal agents push back demonstrators after group breaches gate at immigration office
PCC Faculty Union Calls on Gov. Kotek to Intervene as Strike Enters Third Week
Union leaders say the strike highlights a "failure of leadership" and call for the governor to demand a fair agreement for faculty.
Court Allows Chemical Munitions at Portland ICE Facility
Neighbors express concerns over renewed use of tear gas and other agents near residential area.
Crime
Man Arrested 1 Year After Deadly Clark County Crash
Michael T. Smith charged with vehicular homicide and assault for 2025 incident.
Portland Baby Finds Dead Mouse in Mouth, Sparking $122K Lawsuit
Incident raises concerns about housing conditions and landlord responsibility
Oregon Man Convicted of Murdering Landlord After Trying to Cover His Tracks
Bobby Alsup faces at least 25 years in prison for second-degree murder of Kaley Ann Snow in 2024.
Health
Insurance Lapses Worsen Diabetes Management, Study Finds
Low-income adults who lose insurance coverage struggle to control their diabetes, researchers report.
Surge in Severe Burns Linked to Drug Smoking
Illicit drug users fueling rise in catastrophic burn cases, new study finds
Severe Burns Linked to Smokable Drug Use Epidemic
Oregon Medicaid data show people who use smokable drugs account for over half of all burn-related hospitalizations and ER visits.
