Two million dollars in federal money is what the city had planned to give to the Cascade AIDS Project to help fund housing for low-income people with HIV/AIDS and their families.

With temperatures soaring into the 90s across the Vancouver area, locals are turning to cooling shelters and misting stations to find relief from the heat. Portland is at a crossroads: between diversity, equity, and inclusion programs and critical federal funding.

Gov. Tina Kotek's emergency declaration directs state agencies and first responders to use all necessary and appropriate equipment to fight wildfires.

Huber’s Cafe recently announced that James Kai Louie, who owned the eatery alongside his brother David and sister Lucille, died on Monday morning. He was 79 years old when he passed away in Beaverton, an obituary shows.

The first-ever global women’s sports Epicenter Week is happening only in Portland and kicks off on July 23. The Lebanon Fire District crews responded to a call involving a double-wide manufactured home just after 1 a.m. this morning. Travel Oregon is awarding nearly $6.2 million to 65 groundbreaking projects.

For the first time in living memory, Portland in effect has two viable political parties—and the second one isn’t the Republicans.

Oregonians can click on this National Weather Service interactive tool to see if they are inside the boundaries of the Extreme Heath Watch and Heat Advisory for the coming days. Click on the tool, check the Hazards and Warnings box. Use the plus and minus sign to zoom in or out on your area.

From Hawaiian comfort food to Korean-Mexican fusion, these must-try Portland food trucks serve flavor-packed dishes that redefine street food perfection.

From dreamy escapes to a drinking den built for film buffs, the bars in PDX are dripping in personality and vibes.

John Herrick’s hands shook as he fought back the anger he felt at a state system that had promised him a lifeline, then failed to deliver. He was standing in the small motel room in Southeast Portland where he was living with his two adult sons and his service dog.

As much of Oregon endures consecutive days of high heat, climate data shows the state has seen more 90 degree Fahrenheit or hotter days over the past 10 years than in the decades that came before.

High Rocks Park in Gladstone and Glen Otto Park in Troutdale have seen increased numbers during the Portland area's latest heat wave.