After a piece of an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 blew off the aircraft mid-flight, forcing the model’s grounding across the country for weeks, the plane is back up in the sky.
People living in the southeast Portland Powellhurst-Gilbert Neighborhood were told to shelter in place for several hours Thursday evening as police searched for an armed robbery suspect, PPB said.
A Southwest Portland family said that two years ago, they asked for permission from the City of Portland to remove two tall Douglas Fir trees on their property.
Clark County officials and volunteers conducted the annual Point-in-Time count Thursday to help the county estimate how many people are experiencing homelessness in the community.
A man was hospitalized and a woman was arrested early Thursday morning after a shooting related to domestic violence in Albany, according to the Albany Police Department.
Local and state police officers along with mental health and addiction outreach workers teamed up for a fourth time Wednesday to help drug users to seek treatment rather than face arrest.
The Oregon Department of Education released numbers indicating the class of 2023 had the second highest graduation rate in state history at 81.3 percent, tying last year’s rate.
Portland Public School’s school board met Wednesday to discuss a plan for the future of the sports field outside of Grant High School, dubbed Grant Bowl.
After a woman allegedly stole a car with two children inside on Monday in north Portland, on Wednesday, the children’s father spoke about his family’s experience.
Megan Hale looked around her theater venue on Wednesday afternoon, taking in the scene. It was a couple of days after a cracked pipe in the ceiling sprinkler had flooded the space known as the Steep and Thorny Way to Heaven, leaving destruction in its wake.
The Clark Public Utilities Board of Commissioners approved a 14% average electric service rate increase on Tuesday, that will affect all customer classes.
A Vancouver man who stormed the U.S. Capitol with fellow Proud Boys extremist group members was sentenced on Wednesday to six years in prison after he berated and insulted the judge who punished him.
