Warming shelters and rides are available from Multnomah County. Call 211 for more information.

A brief preview of arts and culture events in the region this March.

Once again, afternoon snowfall led to a traffic nightmare. This time, transportation leaders say the problem was the changing forecast.

In Central Oregon’s Crook County, a conservative activist spent months last year pressuring the superintendent of schools, Sara Johnson. Their emails show a back-and-forth where anti-LGBTQ views go unchallenged by the school leader.

An apartment complex for low-income artists is facing a lawsuit from tenants accusing management of serious neglect.

Several women at the Coffee Creek Correctional Facility who made allegations of sexual abuse to detectives never had their accounts considered by local prosecutors, raising questions about how seriously authorities took the case.

Pickleball not welcome in some Oregon cities

Northwest researchers focus on green battery technology

The NBA trade deadline has come and gone, and the Portland Trail Blazers made some pretty interesting choices, including a unique four-way trade. We get the details from Sean Highkin, host and author of the Rose Garden Report podcast and newsletter.

Chemeketa Community College is the first to offer an ‘applied’ baccalaureate this fall. Legislators are already considering an expansion to what the colleges can offer.