Category: Portland

Lewis & Clark College has agreed to pay $500,000 as part of a settlement for a class-action federal lawsuit stemming…

As the temperature rises and summer in Portland approaches, families and individuals are eagerly anticipating the opening of outdoor swimming…

In Oregon’s social impact sector, a challenging reality is emerging: the time has come to reconsider the necessity of establishing…

PORTLAND, Ore. — NBC Nightly News is welcoming a new face to its anchor desk this Monday night as Tom…

Doug Adams is stirring excitement in Portland’s culinary scene as he prepares to launch his new supper club, Bitterroot, in…

In a world where travel often poses challenges for plus-size individuals, Portland, Oregon, stands out as a city committed to…

The Fuse Theatre Ensemble’s latest production of Stephen Sondheim’s musical Assassins has left audiences captivated and contemplative. Set against the…

In an innovative twist on traditional data science education, Devin Fitzpatrick, a visiting assistant professor at Lewis & Clark College,…

The U.S. Bancorp Tower, known to many as Big Pink, has recently made headlines not just for its looming vacancy…

Last month, the Portland City Council’s decision to allocate $1.9 million from the mayor’s proposed budget has ignited a significant…

On June 1, 1905, a remarkable event unfolded as nearly 40,000 people attended the opening day of Portland’s only World’s…

On Thursday, May 29, U.S. Rep. Suzanne Bonamici, D-Beaverton, met with a group of Portland-area coffee roasters and retailers to…