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The Pacific Northwest is experiencing a multi-day heat wave, with cities breaking records and preparing cooling shelters for its residents on Tuesday.

Under the sweltering heat, Matthew Carr spent his lunch break in a fountain in downtown Portland, Oregon. The 57-year-old works outside picking up trash for the city and had to find a way to cool off.

Alabama officers test new body cameras that offer 360-degree view, helicopter search crew finds bodies of two missing Montana climbers, and more

Free transportation to cooling centers and garbage pickup well before sunrise are among the steps being taken in the Pacific Northwest as the region hits the peak of a multiday heatwave

Editor’s Note: In our first special report published last week, we outlined the questions that The Chief would answer, raised by our investigation into the Columbia Health District (CHD) hospital

Oregon officials are monitoring monkeypox, avian flu  , Local News, Portland local News, Breaking News alerts for Portland city.

BOARDMAN — Guadalupe Martinez points to a 24-pack of bottled water by her kitchen sink with just a few bottles left, one of thousands she’s brought home over the last

BOARDMAN — Guadalupe Martinez points to a 24-pack of bottled water by her kitchen sink with just a few bottles left, one of thousands she’s brought home over the last

SALEM — The Oregon Health Authority will give $31 million to nonprofits, churches and other community organizations to reduce health care inequities in the state.

SALEM — The Oregon Health Authority will give $31 million to nonprofits, churches and other community organizations to reduce health care inequities in the state.