The store’s last day is planned for June.

On certain issues, President Donald Trump is getting a big thumbs down from Americans in new polling released Tuesday.

“This is a home for people who appreciate history, architecture and nature,” a street away from Forest Park trails, said listing broker Kishra Ott.

“Uber and Lyft drivers don’t get enough. They don’t get paid living wages," Senate Majority Leader Kayse Jama said.

Once among Oregon's most promising young companies, Vacasa's finances collapsed over the past few years.

The new rules, in effect July 1, dictate where and when people can use e-bikes in parks.

The FBI is warning the public of hoax calls that are meant to provoke public panic and a large-volume response from law enforcement.

The Liberal Party win caps a stunning turnaround in fortunes fueled by U.S. President Donald Trump’s annexation threats and trade war.

A dedication ceremony will take place Sunday at the University of Oregon campus in Eugene.

Both of Oregon’s U.S. senators, Democrats Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley, criticized the Trump administration’s proposal to potentially sell federal properties and end leases.

Amazon’s Haul service — a recently launched, low-cost storefront — “considered the idea” of listing import charges on certain products, according to company spokesperson Tim Doyle. But this was never approved.

The airline is routing more connecting flights through Portland as it builds an international hub in Seattle.

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