The Latest Breaking News from Portland

One of the league's new franchises went back to its roots when choosing the nickname.

Across the United States, the ripple effects of gentrification have been impossible to ignore. As cities evolve, long-time residents, especially low-income seniors, are increasingly forced out of the communities they’ve called home for decades. Rising rents, luxury developments, and soaring property taxes are just a few of the forces driving…

Yoorrook Justice commissioner walked from the site of first settlement in Victoria to state parliament to promote truth-telling about Australian history

Undefeated at Providence Park in 2025, the young and hungry Thorns are one to watch.

Tensions boiled over outside Portland's ICE facility Saturday night as federal agents tear-gassed protesters following the "No Kings" march.

The pink rose boutonniere crafted by their mom and pinned to their pink-shouldered cowboy vest made the perfect ensemble for Lennon Sandoval to wear to “pink pony prom.”

The truth is less dramatic—and more important.

Portland’s Merci Milo has been open in the city since 2021 but will close its doors at the end of the month

Parenting is no small task, but single parenting comes with an entirely different level of challenge—and courage. Balancing work, child-rearing, and personal well-being requires an incredible amount of resilience. That’s why location can play such a critical role in the success and peace of mind for single parents.