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Michael Johnson is still mourning the death of his son, Marlan Johnson. Michael says Marlan was his everything.“ I bathed him, from the sink to the tub. I provi

For the outdoor enthusiast, hiking, biking, beach-going, and mountain climbing are all within a two-hour drive of Portland. Here's a look at Columbia River Gorge, Oregon’s coastline, and Mount St. Helens.

This Saturday, Dec. 16, join the library’s Black Cultural Library Advocates in a pre-celebration at the Soul Restoration Center (14 NE Killingsworth St, Portland). Enjoy a candle-lighting ceremony with music, crafts and storytelling.

When Debbie Fery started hearing this year from substitute teachers who had not been paid for time spent taking mandatory trainings, it felt personal.

(Portland, OR) -- School districts in at least five Oregon counties responded to bomb threats on Monday. Law enforcement in Marion, Multnomah, Clackamas, Linn and Coos counties are investigating inci...

Note: Some names have been withheld from this story to protect sources from retribution. Instead, the Mercury is identifying them using letters to differentiate quotes. The Portland Japanese Garden, a lush and peaceful urban oasis located just outside downtown, is one of the city’s most prized natural and cultural attractions. But to many garden employees, the working experience has been less than tranquil. Staff describe an atmosphere marked by denigrating language from the nonprofit&rsqu...

In honor of National Bourbon Heritage Month, we're celebrating classic bourbon cocktails. Meet the Old Fashioned, a delicious cocktail that's so much more than the sum of its parts.

When Debbie Fery started hearing this year from substitute teachers who had not been paid for time spent taking mandatory trainings, it felt personal. Fery, treasurer and chair of government affairs for the Oregon Substitute Teachers Association, and a substitute teacher herself, took her own fight to get paid for a required safety training to […]

Two Multnomah County Corrections deputies face official misconduct charges related to two inmate deaths that happened this year, according to the sheriff’s offi

OLCC wants to make it harder for minors and 'visibly intoxicated people' to obtain home deliveries.