Crime & Justice
Tigard police seek suspect who assaulted older woman on Fanno Creek Trail
Tigard police are looking for a person they believe seriously injured an 82-year-old woman while she was traveling ...
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Public Safety
Lawsuit seeks $23M for deputy shot in 2023 Tualatin apartment eviction
Lawsuit seeks $23 million for deputy shot in 2023 Tualatin apartment eviction. Deputy Charles Dozé tried to serve ...
Parks
Tualatin’s completely renovated Las Casitas Park set to open at end of year
$2 million in renovations adds new playground equipment, splashpad and more in Tualatin
Business
Hillsboro’s Next Level Pinball Museum named best in the nation, per Newsweek
Next Level Pinball Museum in Hillsboro has been named the best arcade in the United States, topping Newsweek’s ...
Sports
‘Buy the Blazers’ campaign launches to keep team in Portland amid uncertain future
A grassroots campaign has launched in Portland with a bold goal: buy the Trail Blazers.
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Government
Oregon’s US senators split on weapons sales to Israel as Gazan death toll passes 60,000
U.S. Sens. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley, both Oregon Democrats, are typically aligned, but are at odds over ...
Business
King City’s Kingston Terrace Town Center construction kicks into high gear
King City’s Kingston Terrace Town Center construction kicks into high gear. Expansive project off of Roger Rogers ...
Lifestyles
As Oregon state parks grapple with funding woes, some parks fees to increase
Some Oregon state parks will see increased parking and visitor fees later this year, as the Oregon Parks ...
Sports
6A All-State Baseball: Sunset’s Schoolcraft, Barnes take home big honors
It’s not too late to celebrate what was in high school baseball this past spring, and people are ...
Business
Woodburn’s highly anticipated Amazon facility, largest in PNW, begins operations
After multiple delays, the Woodburn Amazon fulfillment center is officially up and running two years after its projected ...
Professional
Hops nearly perfect in 8-0 win over Spokane
It wasn’t perfect, but for a team that’s been far from such for the better part of the ...
Opinion
OPINION: The politics of standing apart
Here are some recent headlines from a Substack column by an Oregon elected official: “If You Think SNAP ...
Columnists
OPINION: We can’t arrest our way out of homelessness
Punishing people for being poor doesn’t make them less poor. And jailing someone who’s homeless doesn’t make them ...
Business
Oregon AG says he ‘absolutely’ anticipates tariff case will reach U.S. Supreme Court
Federal court hears arguments for State of Oregon, et al., v. Trump, et al. Oregon’s top legal officer ...
Business
Study finds money poured into rural Oregon under Biden-era programs recently cut by Republicans
A study by researchers at Portland State University found federal investments in Oregon’s rural and economically stressed counties ...
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News
‘Les Misérables: School Edition,’ headed to Broadway Rose soon
‘Les Misérables: School Edition,’ headed to Broadway Rose soon. The beloved musical features young actors who are completing ...
News
With TriMet cuts looming, riders in Washington County face uncertainty
TriMet plans to put the brakes on at least 10% of its transit services over the next two ...
Announcements
Slow arrival of fast food: In-N-Out asks for green light to build Beaverton location
After years of anticipation, Washington County residents still have some waiting to do as In-N-Out Burger’s proposed Beaverton ...
Business
Federal appeals court skeptical of cases for and against Trump tariff authority
WASHINGTON — Judges on the U.S. Appeals Court for the Federal Circuit questioned the legality of President Donald ...
Columnists
RURAL REFLECTIONS: Innocence of childhood
In writing my book “Neff Road,” I was struck by the beauty and the innocence of childhood. We ...
Government
USDA proposes closing regional Forest Service offices in Portland, moving work to Colorado, Utah
The Forest Service’s Pacific Northwest Region Headquarters would be closed and the Pacific Northwest Research Station would be ...
Crime & Justice
State’s juvenile justice system gets new leader following scrutiny over agency abuse investigations
Gov. Tina Kotek nominated Michael Tessean, most recently director of the Colorado State Board of Parole, to lead the ...
Explore
‘A world without cancer’: Volunteers rally for hope at Washington County relay
With more than 8,700 new cancer diagnoses expected in Oregon this year, locals will gather next month in ...
Explore
ON THE REFUGE: August can be quiet at the Tualatin River refuge, but there’s still activities on tap
Work party set for Aug. 9; Summer Exploration Day Aug. 23 August is a slow and quiet month ...
Local News
Sherwood to apply for more funding to clean up tannery site
Sherwood to apply for more funding to clean up tannery site. City will seek $500,000 from watershed board.