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Rampant fentanyl abuse is creating a public health and safety crisis in Portland, but so is methamphetamine — especially the new class of “Super Meth” produced in Mexico, also known

Metro has initiated a ‘Corrective Action Plan’ to address more than $42 million of unspent funds allocated for Multnomah Countys Supportive Housing Services program. The improvement plan comes after the

The Goose Hollow apartment building that burned yesterday has started to collapse.

The Goose Hollow apartment building that burned yesterday has started to collapse.

For All Classical president and CEO Suzanne Nance, “more is more is more.” So when Nance and her team of 30 full-time employees were presented with an opportunity to move

The Interstate Bridge should be left alone for now and ODOT should be directed to start planning for two new bridges

Multnomah County has only spent a small fraction of the money it recently received to help support renters — even though elected leaders in the region urged voters to defeat

A fire destroyed three new two-story houses under construction in the Concordia Neighborhood neighborhood early Thursday.

Investing in Oregon’s child care system is more than a reflection of our values as a state, it’s a necessary step to build better futures for children, more income for

The Oregon Trail Rally will bring its unique sideways-style racing to Portland International Raceway on Friday evening, May 19. Gates open at 4 p.m. with the rally action beginning at