A PDX traveler decided he needed a bigger screen for his video game Thursday. And he found one, it just happened to already be in use for official airport business. | Continue reading
She arrived in the emergency room on a mid-May night and was moved to a shared room in the inpatient psychiatric unit the next day. In total, she spent five nights in the hospital. | Continue reading
The Oregon Court of Appeals upheld the order for the code -- in a first-of-its-kind opinion for an appeals court in this state. It's likely to make it easier for Oregon police to gain access to contents of a suspect's cellphone. | Continue reading
The Yakima and Lummi Nations have called on the U.S. government for the immediate removal of the Dalles, Bonneville and John Day dams. | Continue reading
A lawsuit claims OHSU's fertility clinic broke promises to limit the number of offspring to at five, and to have them born to mothers on the East Coast, not in Oregon where the donor lives. | Continue reading
The turbines have killed millions of bats over the last two decades, one of the study's authors said. | Continue reading
Jeff Baker helps usher the 57-year-old Beaverton company through the recession by showing customers and staff how willing, and able, he is to walk in their shoes. | Continue reading
A defense lawyer says police had manipulated his client's mugshot so it more closely resembled the face of the suspected serial bank robber, He's urging a judge to throw out any witness identifications based on the fabricated photo. | Continue reading
Asian longhorned ticks, also sometimes called “clone ticks” because they can reproduce without mating, have infested and killed five cows in North Carolina this year. | Continue reading
Once you hit 50, particularly as a woman, you become less visible as each year passes. | Continue reading
Marshae Jones, a 27-year-old Birmingham woman, was indicted by a Jefferson County grand jury on a manslaughter charge. | Continue reading
Senate President Peter Courtney, D-Salem, said Tuesday morning that the Democratic caucus lacks the votes to pass a controversial climate bill. | Continue reading
In late 2017, the Washington County Sheriff's Office became the first law enforcement agency in the country known to use Amazon's artificial-intelligence tool Rekognition. | Continue reading
The M-44, a spring-loaded device filled with cyanide used to kill predators, is no longer welcome in Oregon. | Continue reading
Two Chinese men who have been studying engineering at Oregon colleges face federal charges in connection with an alleged counterfeit Apple iPhone scheme that cost the company hundreds of thousands of dollars, according to court documents. | Continue reading
“I am trying to recreate this agency for the digital era.” | Continue reading
An Oregon City man lost $123,000 and their dream home. Then came a surprise. | Continue reading
An unwelcome nap at a skyscraper helped send Kobe Yandell to the doorstep of Oregon's state psychiatric institution. | Continue reading
Janrain was one of the Portland startups that helped usher in the city’s technology renaissance a decade ago. | Continue reading
The state’s limits that bar anyone who is not registered as a professional engineer in Oregon from describing themselves as an engineer violate the First Amendment, U.S. Magistrate Judge Stacie F. Beckerman ruled. | Continue reading
A proposal from House Speaker Tina Kotek to relax single-family housing zoning and allow duplexes, triplexes and four-plexes is a smart, pragmatic approach to the intractable housing crisis. | Continue reading
Along a stretch of Oregon highway, women vanished. Some were assaulted, others murdered. Some are still missing. One man might be responsible for it all. | Continue reading
A longer legal fight may loom because the ruling skirted the larger issue of whether the legislation was unconstitutional. | Continue reading
A researcher pieced together a fascinating tale of lives turned upside down and a daring plan to make a big statement. | Continue reading
Portland isn't that great. | Continue reading
The company raised $10 million just last April. | Continue reading
Ride-hailing giant Uber will start operating in Eugene and Springfield next Thursday. | Continue reading
A little-known problem is what to do about the vast cache of firearms in the homes of aging Americans with impaired or declining mental faculties. Darrell Hill, a former local police chief and two-term county sheriff, was unaware that he had nearly killed his wife of almost 57 ye … | Continue reading
What happened to a Portland student sheds light on how a desire to thwart a shooting can have unintended consequences. | Continue reading
The job listings advertise "Portland" jobs, but a person familiar with Apple's hiring says the lab is actually in Washington County. | Continue reading
The project is expected to total $35 million, $5 million of which will be provided by the City of Seattle. | Continue reading
A group calling itself Portland Anarchist Road Care says state neglect is to blame for the condition of the streets. | Continue reading
Photos of the illicit stash show Legos piled high and enough merch to line parts of Raji Afife Azar's driveway. | Continue reading