Art Edwards
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Portland, OR, United States
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'Totally unreasonable action': Vancouver brewery vandalized weeks ahead of drag brunch benefit
The executive chef at Heathen Brewing says they had been getting threats via e-mail and phone about the event days prior. → Read More
Portland man indicted for 2011 murder
37-year-old Jawaun Polk was charged for murder in the second degree and other charges. He was already in the Multnomah County Jail on other unrelated charges. → Read More
Potluck in the Park Christmas dinner served to those in need
Volunteers prepared more than 1,000 meals for people in need on Christmas day. → Read More
The city of Gresham gives away anti-theft devices for cars
Car theft has increased by 17 percent this year. The five most stolen models of cars in Gresham this past year Ford, Honda, Toyota, Chevrolet and Kia. → Read More
Northeast Oregon fire grows rapidly, prompting Emergency Conflagration Act
Burning in the Wallowa National Forest, the wildfire has grown to approximately 23,650 acres as of Saturday night. Evacuations are in place. → Read More
Beaverton awarded $2 million federal grant to improve road safety
The City of Beaverton received a federal grant for a planned project to improve downtown sidewalks, bike lanes, bus stops and intersections. → Read More
Reser Stadium rebuild project in full swing
The $161 million project to rebuild the west side of the stadium is in full effect and slated for completion in 2023. → Read More
Portland woman finishes 25-mile marathon swim down the Willamette River
Angie Williamson dedicated the 14-hour marathon swim Saturday to promoting safe and clean river access for all Portlanders. → Read More
Seattle-to-Portland bike ride returns after two-year pandemic hiatus
Nearly 6,000 cyclists were registered for the 206-mile STP ride; most riders take all weekend, but some finished on Saturday → Read More
Wyden pushes for support for semiconductor makers
Senator Ron Wyden is one of the driving forces behind the Chips for America act, a $52 billion package of incentives and subsidies for semiconductor manufacturers → Read More
Community rallies behind beloved youth basketball coach after heart attack
A Gofundme to raise money for the medical costs of Earl Chaney has raised more than $20,000 → Read More
Hundreds mourn slain Portland State student
The PSU campus hosted a celebration of life Saturday to remember Amara Marluke, who was shot and killed early Monday morning. → Read More
Downtown Portland restaurant owners say the comeback is underway
Near Southwest Second and Pine, eatery owners report foot traffic is picking up and they're serving more food. → Read More
Vancouver is facing a homeless crisis
In Jan. 2020 there were estimated to be more than 900 homeless people in Clark County. Even with a new safe stay housing area opened, hundreds are still homeless. → Read More
'Fall in Love with Lents' festival highlights positive side of the neighborhood
Organizers hoped to bring something positive to the Southeast Portland neighborhood with a community cleanup and art fair. → Read More
Portland police add officers to streets this weekend after latest wave of shootings
There have been nearly 100 shootings in Portland so far this month. → Read More
Local group looks for ways to help survivors in Tonga
Relief supplies from several countries are making it to Tonga, and Portlanders are doing their part. → Read More
Hillsboro pharmacy reopens in temporary location after devastating fire
Hillsboro Pharmacy and Fountain has relocated about a block away from its old East Main Street location; they plan to return and rebuild. → Read More
Key Trail Blazers players, coaches out due to NBA COVID protocols
Trail Blazers have lost three games in a row with an undermanned and undersized team → Read More
Warming shelters provide relief for people dealing with the cold
Portland Commissioner Dan Ryan said more volunteers are needed to staff the winter warming shelters. → Read More