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Three people have died of injuries sustained in Portland crashes since May 9, including two pedestrians and a 19-year-old man who drove a Tesla into a tow truck.

Portland police are investigating at least four shootings that left three people dead and five injured since Thursday, May 11.

Portland police are investigating at least four shootings that left three people dead and five injured since Thursday, May 11.

The small retail store is designed to entice online consumers to visit a physical outlet

The election for Multnomah County Commissioner, District 3, is just days away. Candidates answered more questions from the Portland Tribune.

A Harvard-bound Westview High School senior will need to clear some space on his trophy shelf after being one of two Oregon students selected as U.S. Presidential Scholars.

Fab Lab, at Oregon Manufacturing Innovation Training Center, celebrated its grand opening Friday, May 12.

Engines will be roaring and jets will be streaking through the sky above Washington County for the 35th annual Oregon International Air Show in Hillsboro, Friday-Sunday, May 19-21.

Oregon school board elections this year have drawn competition between candidates, attention from statewide groups, and money from political action committees as school boards have increasingly become a space where state policies and support for some of the state’s most marginalized students come into question.

Some areas of the Pacific Northwest record breaking temperatures over the weekend, with weather conditions similar to the deadly heat dome event in 2021, which prompted swift action from city and local organizations to help residents. But some say more needs to be done.