The Oregonian/OregonLive’s annual fundraising campaign is making a different to seniors, at-risk youth and people experiencing homelessness.

The stylish neighborhood bistro carries on chef Naomi Pomeroy's legacy with warm service, a love of Oregon produce and triple-fried potatoes that upend Portland's French fry rankings.

The Trask River is expected to rise above flood stage this evening.

On Dec. 4, 1850, editor Thomas J. Dryer cranked out the first issue on a hand press inside a crude log cabin at Front and Morrison streets.

Carpenter Media, a Mississippi-based chain, bought the Pamplin newspapers a year ago.

“All I remember is resorting back to my gymnastics career and just somersaulting over that line,” she said.

Sunday could be another epic night for the northern lights in Oregon.

People with past convictions, evictions and debt struggle to rent apartments - free legal services can help

USDA inspectors reported safety issues to people and animals, including an incident in 2016 when zoo staff shot two of their own bears because they feared them escaping and injuring people in the area.

Marketing documents show real estate brokerage JLL is advertising the 42-story property and its plaza for sale.

The Blazers coach signed a contract extension over the weekend.

Pound for pound (of beans), we certainly hold our own.

The Oregonian/OregonLive's columnist since 2022, Oram takes first place for stories about a Southern Oregon basketball player and the journey of the Portland Timbers' victory log.

Washington County’s sewer agency will face scrutiny, elected officials pledge.

The 3.5-acre property on which the billboard stands is listed for sale for $2.5 million.

At just 0.02557 miles, the World’s Shortest Park Trail is manageable for even the most indoorsy of hikers.

The comments follow a newsroom investigation about expenses linked to officials at the Clean Water Services sewer agency.

Officials with ties to a local sewer agency stayed at luxury resorts during trips that cost tens of thousands of dollars a year.

Neighbors say safety improvements on Powell Boulevard haven’t come soon enough.

The national park site in southern Oregon had its busiest year in two decades.

Carey sets a career and school record in all-around before the largest-ever Gill Coliseum gymnastics crowd.

"[T]he fountain area below Millennium Park, which is now a serene area to view the lake, will become nothing short of a carnival act on a hot summer day," one resident wrote.

A program torn apart by the transfer portal last spring, Oregon State has rebounded with a shot to earn an NCAA Tournament bid following Monday's 63-61 win over Gonzaga.

Aldridge left the Blazers for San Antonio in 2015.

After a six-month conservation process, “Waterlilies” made its public debut in an exhibit highlighting the relationship between Japanese and French art.

Zidell Yards is surrounded by OHSU medical buildings, as well as the aerial tram's south terminal, which serves an estimated 9,000 people per day.

Live music and festivals abound this summer. But organizers have to contend with inflation, changing tastes and an increasingly corporate music industry.

Portland's locally owned textile scene includes small boutique shops and a 50,000-square-foot fabric warehouse.

Fans of the little elephant can visit her daily in Forest Hall — as long as she’s not napping.

Many of the shoes were Nigel Sylvester x Air Jordan 4s, which won’t be available to the public until March 14 and are expected to retail at $225 per pair, the complaint states.

Players for the Portland Pounders say United Airlines failed to accommodate them.

Store owners, who have sold permits for decades, said the change has brought a significant burden.

A deputy U.S. marshal fired an impact baton munition at Donavan La Bella as he stood across the street from the downtown federal courthouse.

The Associated Press says the White House blocked it from covering an official event on Tuesday because it did not refer to the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America.

"I need another able-bodied man," a flight attendant cried on board the Portland-bound jet

They went to the coast for good waves. What they got was an “unreal experience.”

Lounging sea lions, snow surfing and, now, thundersnow!

This National Weather Service chart predicts when different cities can expect more than 1 inch of snow.