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A Southwest Portland neighborhood was left with a mess after the heavy rains Monday evening caused flooding, damaging more than a dozen homes.

The new variant, ‘Arcturus,’ could drive a shallow surge in cases.

Dean was a man who lived by a dedication to his faith and values. He was highly adventurous and very responsible - a rare combination of traits. A

Clean fuels are one thing but they have not yet displaced the workhorse diesel engine.

If Oregon Children’s Theatre wanted an energetic, knowledgable, well-rounded and experienced new leader, it appears the company found her.

As a living relative, Rose Ann Abrahamson never wants people to forget about the Native American interpreter and guide Sacajawea’s contribution to the Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804-06) into the

He has attended Professional Bull Riders events in Portland for years, including the first one in 1997.

Full MAX service was scheduled to resume on TriMet after a three-week disruption on Sunday, May 7.

The expansion of Southeast Portland’s Parklane Park got underway Saturday morning with a groundbreaking ceremony celebrating the expansion from five to 25 acres.

City seeks takeover of Hall Boulevard, but lawmakers agree with need for state review of multiple segments within urbanized areas.