Wesleigh Ogle
KATU News
Portland, OR, United States
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Things 2 Do: Jan. 6 through Jan. 8
From star watching to bull riding to extending the holidays, here’s your Things 2 Do report.Dirt in the Moda Center isn’t something you see very often. But it’s → Read More
Alzheimer's Association calls new trial results for experimental drug a 'breakthrough'
Encouraging news released this week about lecanemab, an experimental drug used to slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease.The new England Journal of Medici → Read More
Tickets on sale now for Candy Cane Express
Tickets are on sale now for the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad's Candy Cane Express!This one-hour ride takes you from Garibaldi to Rockaway Beach and back in his → Read More
Durant Olive Mill races against the freeze for
Harvest and milling got underway this week at Oregon's only commercial olive mill, Durant Olive Mill, in Dayton.Now, owner Paul Durant says it's a race against → Read More
'Govy 500' social account uses humor to educate drivers taking on snowy Mt. Hood roadways
With snow falling in the Cascades, you’ll start seeing signs requiring chains and traction tires.Breaking the rules could land you an $800 fine, but if that isn → Read More
Things 2 Do: September 30 through October 2
FALL IN OREGON'S TUALATIN VALLEYU-Pick pumpkin patches are now open throughout Washington County! Pick a pumpkin from a patch, get lost in a corn maze or take a → Read More
Public invited to experience dementia with VR technology at Vancouver memory care facility
There's a new opportunity to see the world through the eyes of the people you love and care for.Brookdale Vancouver Stonebridge, a memory care facility, is invi → Read More
Oregon Brewers Festival returns during extended heat wave
The Oregon Brewers Festival returns to Portland’s Tom McCall Waterfront Park right in the middle of a heat wave. → Read More
Women's sports bar 'The Sports Bra' opens Friday in NE Portland
A new sports bar in the Pacific Northwest that is dedicated to celebrating iconic women in athletics is gaining international attention. As far as founder Jenny Nguyen knows, The Sports Bra is the first bar like it in the world. "I want people to walk in here and feel like maybe it's a regular sports bar and have no idea until they sit down and pay a little more attention," Jenny tells KATU. → Read More
Things 2 Do for Jan. 21 through Jan. 23
LATIN-AMERICAN WINTER SOUP FESTIVAL. The Latin-American Winter Soup Festival is back at the Portland Mercado. The soups are made from traditional recipes that represent the cuisine and origins of each business. Order online to get delivery, takeout or to enjoy on site. The festival runs all day Friday through Sunday. FREE, EXPERT-GUIDED WALK. Explore Sauvie Island on a free, expert-guided walk… → Read More
Two killed in Portland shooting in early hours of New Year's Day
Police say two men were killed in an overnight shooting in the Argay Terrace Neighborhood in Northeast Portland. Police responded to the neighborhood at 1:47 a. m. on Saturday, January 1, 2022, and found three male victims. One of the victims had died at the scene, according to police. Another was taken to the hospital but did not survive. A third victim was taken by ambulance and is expected to… → Read More
Things 2 Do: Holiday fun for the weekend of Dec. 17-19
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS AT THE GROTTOThe Christmas spirit is alive and shining brightly at The Grotto in NE Portland. The nightly concerts in the chapel, the outdoor caroling, the puppet shows and the 2 million lights are back. It's on from 4:30 to 10pm through December 30 except Christmas. If you buy tickets online in advance, general admission is $14, kids are $7. Everyone 12 and older… → Read More
Things 2 Do: From the Portland Night Market to the Hazelnut Festival
MT. ANGEL-SILVERTON HAZELNUT FESTIVAL AND GERMAN HOLIDAY MARKET. This festival combines two of the things that make the Mt. Angel-Silverton area unique: German heritage and hazelnuts! The Willamette Valley grows 99% of the U. S. hazelnut crop. You'll find everything from hazelnut-crusted chicken and chocolate-covered hazelnuts to hazelnut brown ale at the festival. There will also be dozens of… → Read More
Things 2 Do: Kick off the holiday season with shopping, lights displays
Candy Cane Express. Hop on board the candy cane express! Enjoy cookies and hot cocoa as you ride from Garibaldi to Rockaway Beach on the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad. You’ll even get to meet Santa and Mrs. Claus on the one-hour trip! The Candy Cane Express starts running Saturday through December 19. Tickets are $25 for adults, and $20 for seniors, Veterans, and kids 2-17. Grotto Festival of… → Read More
Take a ride through history on the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad
Take a ride through history in a way that's only possible on board the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad. The railroad's executive director says it helped form Multnomah County, carrying freight and passengers to and from Portland and Tillamook since 1911. Today, it's a historic heritage railroad, carrying sightseers, tourists, and train buffs to and from Garibaldi and Rockaway to educate about,… → Read More
Things 2 Do: From Kumoricon to Comedy: The Musical
KUMORICONFans of anime and Japanese popular culture, this one's for you! Kumoricon is at the Oregon Convention Center in Northeast Portland from 8 am to midnight Friday and Saturday, and from 8 am to 5 pm on Sunday. There's cosplay, games, dances, guests, panels, and artists. Ticket prices vary based on the day and your age. CALM COOL CREATIVE PRESENTS: BLACK LABELThis is an art show that… → Read More
How do you talk to your kids about getting a COVID-19 vaccine?
PORTLAND, Ore. – Kids ages 5 to 11 in Oregon and Washington can now get a pediatric version of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine. Approval by the Western States Scientific Safety Review Workgroup – the final hurdle for Oregon and Washington - came Wednesday morning. Now that young kids can get the shot, how do you talk to them about it? "Really helping kids understand that this is just like other… → Read More
Things 2 Do: From the Oregon State Fair to the Street Bazaar, don't forget to mask up!
OREGON STATE FAIRThe Oregon State Fair has made a comeback in person! All the fun you know and love is there, from the carnival to the concerts and competitions. It's at the Fairgrounds in Salem from Friday, August 27, through Monday, September 6th. Tickets are $8 for adults, $6 for kids, $1 for seniors, and free for kids 5 and under. Everyone 5 and older must wear a mask inside and outside. → Read More
Things 2 Do: From Community Markets to Sand Castle Competitions
Don't forget about Oregon's statewide indoor mask mandateST. HELENS SAND CASTLE COMPETITIONSee creations by award-winning sand carvers at the Sand Island Marina and Campground Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 10 am to 8 pm. Enjoy a free Patrick Lamb Jazz Concert Friday at 6 pm. There are free carving lessons from 1 pm to 2 pm on Saturday and Sunday. Admission to the competition is $7. T. E. A.… → Read More
Things 2 Do: From the Oregon International Air Show to the Portland Horror Film Fest
OREGON INTERNATIONAL AIR SHOWThe 2021 Oregon International Air Show is a drive-in and tailgate party. It's at McMinnville Airport from Friday, July 30, through Sunday, August 1. Gates open at 11 a. m. , the show starts at 12:30 and vehicles must be there before 3 p. m. For the first time ever, you can bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks to enjoy at your parking spot. Tickets start at… → Read More