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An overnight apartment fire in Southeast Portland has left more than a dozen people and four pets without a home Monday morning, officials said.

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

The post on social media started, “Does anyone know where I can find information about people running for school board?”

The privacy policy for Vital's coronavirus symptom tracker for Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington counties had previously reserved the right to sell residents' personal data.

The NOW Massage has announced plans for its first Oregon locations in Portlands Pearl District and Hawthorne neighborhood—as well as one in Bend.

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

If you can’t be sitting and watching orcas swim by your cabin in the San Juan Islands, while enjoying a nice spring night, well, you can visit Oregon Museum of

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In one of the more entertaining matches in recent memory, the Portland Thorns fell behind three times and answered three times in a 3-3 draw on Saturday at North Carolina

As Portland forges ahead with its plan to erect mass shelter, a smaller model is already showing notable success.