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At least six men across Oregon have been accused of intentionally setting blazes during a disastrous wildfire season that has burned more than a million acres, killed at least nine

After eight years of fighting wildfires, Solize Ortiz has learned to work with the challenges and dangers of her profession. The Oregon firefighter has been in smoke so thick it’s

In his speech from the White House to the Republican National Convention Thursday night, President Donald Trump said that if Joe Biden wins the election in November, Democrats “will make

At Salmon Street Springs, different groups, including folks with drums and other instruments, have been gathering and are preparing to march toward the justice center. We'll be following the Portland

Several hundred moms gathered at Portland's Waterfront near Salmon this evening and are now marching to the Justice Center. They're part of the "Wall of Moms" group who also came

Federal officers have conducted surveillance of protesters from upper floors of the Mark O. Hatfield Courthouse, analyzed video footage, posted undercover agents among crowds to arrest people on, records reveal.

As Cory Alexander and her daughter Nevaeh Belka stroll through downtown Portland, a mural catches the 9-year-old’s eye. (1/14) The wall of black plywood surrounding the Pioneer Place Apple Store

Since Gov. Kate Brown ordered Oregonians statewide to wear, some residents who are philosophically opposed to covering their mouths and noses have come up with an easy out: Declaring a

Gov. Kate Brown’s office privately disclosed new details about how Oregon could begin reopening amid the coronavirus pandemic, including potential requirements that county officials submit a formal request and certify

Oregon’s senior care industry is well-known in state politics for its deep pockets and willingness to financially back candidates at every level of government. (1/9) As the extent of COVID-19

. @PDXFire firefighters will begin teaming up with Multnomah County to pick up and deliver prescription medications to vulnerable adults in the city during the coronavirus pandemic. (1/7) “We really