Fewer pedestrians are frequenting downtown shops and restaurants than before the pandemic.

University of Oregon administrators have uncovered three more students who lost their visas.

Trump says he’s backing down on most nations’ tariffs for 90 days amid a stock market meltdown.

Critics say the legislation would drive up already high costs.

A recent state review of contracts signed by Oregon housing officials found failures to comply with basic contracting requirements. One of the contracts was for modular housing later found to have serious defects.

Self Enhancement, Inc. and Albina Head Start will each receive $25 million in grant funding over the next 10 years from the 1803 Fund, a philanthropic effort that aims to uplift the historic center of the city’s Black community.

See the interior of this 1981 home in a style that only occasionally pops up in Portland.

Wildfire funding plans are moving forward - but a proposal to tweak the Bottle Bill is ruffling feathers.

Lawmakers have reason to worry: the stock market has been in a volatile tumble for days and economists are warning that the plans could lead to a recession.

You can leave the raincoats and umbrellas at home this morning

Police did not have enough officers to both crack down on the takeover while responding to emergency calls Sunday evening.

The airplane, a 2019 HA-420 HondaJet, was arriving from Utah when the landing went awry.

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