The Times has witnessed the country’s transformation. It will keep its eyes open.

County officials said the type of land required for large data centers is scarce, meaning a moratorium might not be necessary.

For the 10th time, here are the Portlanders who use the most water.

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The central Oregon landmark, scorched by flames, is back open to the public.

The project would add 445 high-wage jobs, a shot in the arm for Oregon's beleaguered industry.

The decision to shutter the factories ends 84 years of truck manufacturing in Portland, dating to Freightliner's founding in 1942.

An eight-person jury on Tuesday ruled in Heather Hender’s favor after an acrimonious six-day trial.

While data centers face the whopping increase, smaller businesses and residential ratepayers will see a small rate cut, with the new rates effective July 8.

The city's original eight-year plan is already behind schedule and faces a price tag of at least $200 million.

The company said the total cost of operating its robots can be half has much as hiring a human.

“He wanted his identity to be a reporter, and that’s what it was,” his father said.

The central Oregon hotel has a resident herd of alpacas that graze just outside the rooms.

Two college-age friends created the Hacky Sack in Oregon City in 1972. The U.S. championships of footbag are in West Linn this weekend.

Towering over a low-income area of Chicago, and wrapped in a speech that’s hard to decipher, this controversial monolith feels like a menacing sci-fi HQ. Is it a monument – or a mausoleum?

The Oregon Department of Revenue wrongly took $20K from the out-of-state woman but returned it after The Oregonian/OregonLive asked questions.

Tech companies are rushing to lock in tax breaks before a moratorium on data center incentives takes effect next month.

In Beaverton, pilot programs to curb the use of Chromebooks and iPads are underway.

Movie Madness, Portland’s last video store, will relocate in 2027 to a larger space, anchoring a new Film District with the Hollywood Theatre.

An ambitious plan to bring sneaker manufacturing to Portland’s Old Town neighborhood appears to be dead in the water.