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A Portland Fire & Rescue lieutenant was arrested Wednesday after investigators said he sent sexually explicit content to a girl in Deschutes County. Detectives traced some of the alleged communications to a...
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Pamela Anderson & Debbie Harry To Lead Comedy ‘Maitreya’ — Cannes Market
Emmy-nominee Jonathan Krisel (Portlandia) will direct from a script by BAFTA-nominee Samuel D. Hunter (The Whale).
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Isabelle Oss, Madeleine Kaptein and Krissy Waite join the nonprofit news organization this month.
Former Oregon Duck Sabrina Ionescu will not play against the Portland Fire due to foot injury
Two former University of Oregon stars, Sabrina Ionescu and Satou Sabally, were expected to play with the New York Liberty on May 12 and 14, but only Sabally will hit the court.
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Have a barn or garage you’re curious about converting into something other than storage? Or a family member struggling to make their way in the competitive housing market?
Ex-UConn forward Serah Williams earns spot on Portland Fire's opening-day roster
Former UConn forward Serah Williams, a third round pick in the 2026 WNBA Draft, makes Portland Fire's opening-day roster
The Fire Have Rekindled a Long-Lost WNBA History in Portland
The city’s original WNBA franchise disbanded in 2002. But in this new era, Portland is the first expansion team able to revisit the past.
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A 10-year retrospective on the city ordinance requiring large developments to have a percentage of affordable units shows that stricter regulations slowed down production. Councilors will now consider scalin...
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If the trend of the past five years continues at the same rate, there will be no Mainers living in the city by 2050. Alarm bells? Not yet.
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Current owner Jim MacNeill is planning to retire but remains confident that business will continue as usual.
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There are a variety of financing options when considering whether to build.
Portland Pickles kick off season with All-Star tryouts, welcome new soccer teams
Fans packed Walker Stadium for an open house, cheered on Pickles All-Star hopefuls and met new members of the Portland Bangers and the Portland Cherry Bombs FC.
Talkin' Real: RSL snaps two-game slide with first shutout of the season
Real Salt Lake bounces back with a 2-0 victory over the Portland Timbers at America First Field, ending a two-game losing streak and earning its first shutout o
Portland residents host meeting in opposition to potential data center project
Residents of Portland, Brocton, and neighboring communities gathered Thursday night to learn what they can do about a proposed data center potentially on the way.
ICE ordered to release Portland teen from custody by Friday
A Portland teen held by ICE for months could be released as soon as Thursday night, according to Congresswoman Chellie Pingree.
Neighbors share input on multi-million dollar project to reconnect Portland to the riverfront
Neighbors are weighing in on a multi-million dollar project to reconnect central Portland to the Ohio River.
Mayor Wilson pressed on complaints against Portland’s homeless services provider
An investigation into Portland’s largest homeless services provider is drawing new scrutiny as city leaders weigh the future of a multimillion-dollar contract.K
A missing Bobby Charles and new alliance mark Maine Republican debate
PORTLAND, Maine — Five of the seven Republicans fighting for the chance to replace outgoing Gov. Janet Mills debated for the second time this week on Thursday, forging alliances and fielding attacks over t...
Six teenage girls rescued from human trafficking along Portland’s 82nd Avenue corridor
The girls, ranging from 13-17 years old, were found engaging in prostitution-related activities when they were rescued by Portland police in the last three weeks.
How Portland Ombudsman investigates complaints against homeless service providers
After obtaining complaints from Portland’s ombudsman, KATU interviewed Jennifer Croft about how her office investigates allegations against Urban Alchemy.
Maine caregivers call for more protections after murder of Portland group home employee
Monday's stabbing death of a Portland group home employee has many direct care workers calling for people to do more to protect them in the workplace.
Longview announces new finance director
The former associate vice president of finance and business services at Portland Community College is the city of Longview's new finance director.
Mercury Music Picks: Cabaret Voltaire’s Portland Debut, Yuvees Back in Town, and Texas Is—in Fact—the...
Mercury Music Picks is back with Portland's best music happenings for the next seven days. Nolan Parker reports.