PBOT said between Saturday and Sunday, they cleared debris out more than 350 storm drains, allowing the water to flow into them and out of the streets.
More than one hundred people gathered in southwest Portland on the first training day for the 12th annual Providence Heart to Start run on Saturday morning.
Snow is expected to fall in some parts of the Gorge, with cities like Cascade Locks and Hood River already seeing flakes fall on Thursday, but nothing stuck.
A woman with a “medical condition” that requires daily medication went missing from her Vancouver home on Sunday, according to the Vancouver Police Department.
Turkey, ham, or other meat products might be a traditional part of your Thanksgiving meal, but for those who cut out meat from their diets, it can be a challenge to find community on the holiday.
If “the big quake” were to hit the Portland metro today, experts said driving across the Willamette River would not be possible on any of the existing bridges.
By The Associated Press and MELINA WALLING, AMANDA LOMAN and BROOKE HERBERT
On a bright day this fall, tractors crisscrossed Gayle Goschie’s farm about an hour outside Portland. Goschie is in the beer business — a fourth-generation hops farmer.
Downtown Portland is kicking off the 2023 holiday season with pop-up shops, putting small businesses at center stage through a partnership with Portland Clean and Safe and Portland Metro Chamber.
The Red and Blue TriMet MAX lines were disrupted Sunday as first responders ran through a full-scale emergency exercise at the Washington Park MAX station in Portland.
Portland International Raceway was filled with drivers pushing their cars to the limit, but instead of racecars on the track, there were minivans and Fiats Saturday.
The Portland Public Schools strike has many parents looking for ways to keep their kids occupied when they would normally be in school, and one local nonprofit has a way to help.
