Officers directed 78 people to Multnomah County’s deflection center for addiction services over the week.

It's the second Oregon clean tech company to face an existential crisis this week.

The beloved Filipino fast food chain, known for its fried chicken and hotdog-topped spaghetti, has a strong following.

John Hoke served as Nike’s first chief design officer and has worked for the company for more than three decades.

24 beaches and parks will be monitored for fecal bacteria from May through September.

Labor Commissioner Christina Stephenson kept her office open after-hours on Thursday to hear from the workers.

The expansion will add a second, 10-story hotel tower and a 1,500-seat convention center with a stage.

An Oregon community makes the HGTV list of 20 small towns that offer "the perfect getaway."

Patients with Medicare Advantage plans through Cigna will still have in-network access.

Unexpected funding and cost-cutting measures will keep the company afloat, for now.

Schoolhouse, sold four years ago to an ecommerce company, appears to be vacating all or most of the building.

This summer, fun, kid-friendly snack bar Pal's will open with 250 patio seats and a nature-styled play area overlooking the Columbia River.

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