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The grocery chain hasn’t shared an opening timeline for either of the future Vancouver stores.

Two Portland teenagers were arrested after a police chase and crash of a stolen car, which contained a loaded handgun and other items belonging to unidentified victims.

A 26-year-old man faces charges after a deadly multi-car crash in the Powellhurst-Gilbert Neighborhood on Christmas Day 2023, where one person died and another was injured.

Ahead of Oregon's May primary election, Oregon Third Congressional District candidate Susheela Jayapal received an endorsement on Wednesday from Massachusetts Rep. Ayanna Pressley.

KOIN 6 is your home for half of the NCAA Men's Tournament Sweet 16 games this weekend featuring Arizona and North Carolina

A 20 to 20-year-old white woman was found dead inside an RV in the Kenton neighborhood of Portland, Oregon on February 14th, and her identity remains unknown.

Cristina Ase was last heard from around 5:30 a.m. on Tuesday, March 26.

The Astoria-Megler Bridge at the mouth of the Columbia River and the Lewis and Clark Bridge in Longview have the highest risk of experiencing disasters related to shipping collisions, experts say.

April showers bring May flowers, but long range weather models might say otherwise.

Bella Organic Farm will host an adult Easter egg hunt.

There is a "llamazing" opportunity in Ridgefield this easter.

Active spring weather continues to move through western Oregon and Washington Thursday as temperatures remain winter-like.

Funding for the Portland Street Response could be cut soon. And now Portlanders are speaking out, saying they want the program expanded, not cut.

PWB said it will adjust the bill to somewhere in the range of $750-$950.

“Food insecurity is such a sad thing in this community and we really wanted to help prevent that," said The Grotto Director of Events Samantha Kocher.

Evergreen Public Schools is facing budget cuts of almost $19 million and more than 150 staff positions due to low enrollment, federal COVID relief money, and inadequate state funding, sparking a protest from parents and the teachers union.

The 2025 festival is scheduled for Saturday, June 28 and Sunday, June 29.

Oregon's "Right to Repair" bill was signed into law by Gov. Tina Kotek on Wednesday in an effort to help consumers fix broken electronic devices instead of purchasing new ones, officials announced.

Oregon's wine and wine grape industries are continuing to grow as the market faces lingering challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a report from the Oregon Wine Board.

“I am very concerned and am raising serious questions about the negative impacts of this policy,” Commissioner Rubio said. “After my staff met with the impacted business owner, it became clear that the City’s regulation and enforcement of odor issues is outdated and needs a more fair, practical, and equitable approach. My goal is to see the code changes happen as soon as possible.”