Новости за 06.04.2024

A three-day gathering is planned for the 2024 Labor Day Weekend that will bring true crime fans together with authors, artists, podcasts, and advocates for crime victims, including people currently missing in the Pacific Northwest.

MAX Blue Line service will be suspended for a week in Gresham starting Sunday to allow crews to make upgrades on an old rail crossing, TriMet announced Thursday.

Officials are investigating after a Portland cannabis store was robbed at gunpoint late Friday night.

Many people, not just passionate bird-watchers, look forward to seeing hummingbirds every spring.

The Social Security Administration office in Southwest Portland has been closed for weeks, complicating the process for Portlanders trying to receive benefits and potentially affecting their monthly electric bills.

A fire at a Vancouver duplex and arcing power lines outside the home prompted response from emergency crews Friday evening, according to the Vancouver Fire Department.

A total solar eclipse will move across the heartland Monday morning, but Oregon and Washington won't be as lucky as we were in 2017.

A translucent, 2-pound rock the shape, color and size of an anatomical human heart was recently found on the Oregon Coast.

Another round of wind, rain and cooler temperatures returns to Portland as the Pacific Northwest prepares for its next front.

The chef was named a Pacific Northwest finalist for the James Beard Foundation's “Best Chef” award.

"Home and work, life hasn't been the same without her," said Nathan Priest, one of Ase’s coworkers.

The 48-year-old, who was formerly employed with Portland Fire and Rescue, was convicted on two counts of first-degree kidnapping. He was sentenced to 90 months in prison, with three years of post-release supervision.

The Salem Police Department said they arrested 23-year-old Arlie Calvin Michael Thompson, who is now accused of murder, in connection to the shooting at Wallace Marine Park Thursday.

The first pitch for Friday’s game starts at 6:35 p.m., with fireworks after the game.

While some aspects of the new proposed ban are more defined, the specific phrase service providers have taken issue with is the idea of banning camping for someone who has access to "reasonable alternative shelter."

City work crews have repaired a pressurized sewer pipe that ruptured in North Portland, causing a sewage release into the Columbia Slough and potentially damaging an overpass in the Rivergate Industrial District area used by freight trucks and other vehicles.

The upcoming solar eclipse, whose path of totality is hitting the United States on Monday, won’t make as large of an impact in Oregon as the one in 2017. However, even with clouds in the forecast, many of us may be tempted to check the skies.

Washington County is selling its affordable housing to raise money for community needs, forcing nearly 60 families out of their homes and offering rent assistance vouchers, relocation assistance, and discounts on the homes.

A multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 84 in Gresham caused delays and injuries, with two eastbound lanes impacted and one person injured.

An Oregon City family is celebrating great news since officials recovered their car and service dog on Wednesday after they were stolen two days before.

The Clark County Medical Examiner’s office has identified the victim of a recent fatal bow-and-arrow shooting as 42-year-old David Collins Sr.

A man faces animal cruelty charges after his neighbors reported that he had displayed dead animals around his property and shot a cat in Everett, Wash.