Новости за 22.04.2024

Dreaming of a white picket fence? It might only be a dream.

A skateboarder was seriously injured in a crash with an SUV owned by Multnomah County, and the SUV's driver was unharmed.

Authorities have identified the victim of a Southeast Portland that left a car riddled with bullet holes last week.

A 69-year-old man from San Jose, Calif. fell 350 feet to his death on April 21 while hiking near Natural Bridges on the Southern Oregon coast, 12 miles north of Brookings.

A bear was spotted roaming through central and west Corvallis over the weekend, with residents advised to seek shelter indoors or retreat to their vehicles until the bear moves on.

Friends of Timberline, the nonprofit organization that helps maintain Mount Hood’s historic Timberline Lodge, is requesting public donations to help pay for repairs after an attic fire badly damaged the building’s roof on the night of April 18.

The Sports Bra, a women's sports bar in Portland, Oregon, is expanding with help from Alexis Ohanian, co-founder of Reddit and husband of Serena Williams, and will be supporting girls and women's sports through Ohanian's nonprofit, the 776 Foundation.

A new campaign from the Oregon Department of Justice aims to bring awareness to the state's Bias Response Hotline amid a surge in bias and hate crimes and incidents, officials said.

Pollen counts have remained high over the last few weeks as spring continues to bloom. Some allergy relief is likely by the end of the week as rain returns to the Portland-Vancouver metro area.

Maintenance on the Morrison Bridge is expected to cause delays throughout Monday, officials said.

A team of firefighters pulled a 1,700-pound cow named Ruby from a bog near Mist Oregon on April 21, after the cow became trapped neck-deep in mud.

A local baseball coach is going the extra mile, literally, to make sure local kids and teens have the mental health resources they need to flourish.

NEW YORK (AP) — For the first time in history, prosecutors will present a criminal case against a former American president to a jury Monday as they accuse Donald Trump of a hush money scheme aimed at preventing damaging stories about his personal life from becoming public. A 12-person jury in Manhattan is set to [...]

Monday is Earth Day and that means its the perfect time to make the world a little bit cleaner.

Portland Public Schools Interim Superintendent Dr. Sandy Husk will hold a press conference at noon Monday to talk about the proposed budget for the next school year.

April continues with temperatures above normal, and rainfall amounts below normal in Portland. That is leading to increased local fire danger.

A reported shooting in Southeast Portland brought a heavy police presence to the scene late Sunday night.

On Monday, the US Supreme Court will hear a case from Grants Pass, a city of 40,000 nestled in the mountains of southern Oregon, where rents are rising and there is just one overnight shelter for adults. As a growing number of tents clustered its parks, the city banned camping and set $295 fines for people sleeping there.

It's only mid-April but a few small brush fires popped up in the region over the past few days, putting fire officials on alert.

The historic Timberline Lodge reopened to guests, snowboarders and skiers on Sunday, just days after a fire erupted that forced an evacuation, causing damage to the attic.