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My husband’s suicide 12 years ago may have been averted by a common-sense waiting period to purchase a gun.

Portland General Electric experts met the media Wednesday, May 24, to talk about how high tech is helping fire mitigation efforts.

The Portland Timbers struggles away from Providence Park in 2023 continued on Sunday, , May 28, and might have fallen to a new low in a 4-1 loss at Sporting

For the second time in five days, Portland firefighters on Monday battled a second fire in a pile of shredded tires along the east bank of the Willamette River.

The man faces a wide array of felony charges for possession of weapons and silencers.

The free June 3 event is hosted by the National Alliance on Mental Illness, or NAMI.

Oregon is working on how to be better prepared for excessive heat waves as climate scientists predict the region will continue to experience warmer weather, especially during the summer months.

The 2023 Volkswagen Tiguan is a well-designed and engineered compact family-oriented crossover SUV with a peppy engine and good handling that is fun to drive. A top-of-the-line version also reminded

The cause of the Memorial Day fire is unknown; no one was injured, and firefighters credit working smoke alarms for the evacuation.

The case remains under investigation, according to Portland Police.