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The warning comes days after two Portland teenagers died of suspected fentanyl overdoses from counterfeit pills. → Read More
In Oregon, the average price for a regular gallon of gasoline hit $4.66, breaking a record for the second day in a row. → Read More
“My mission statement is ‘Purpose in a cup,’” said 38-year-old Shalimar Williams, sitting in her brand new business along Northeast Alberta Street. → Read More
The Multnomah County District Attorney's Office has yet to charge David Christian in Moore’s death, which Portland police labeled a homicide. → Read More
The Portland Business Alliance released its 2022 State of the Economy report this week. → Read More
Secretary Shemia Fagan released a list of planned audits, including an in-depth analysis of the agency responsible for doling out emergency rent assistance. → Read More
In series of recent announcements, city officials highlighted both points of progress and sources of stagnation in addressing the mounting housing crisis. → Read More
During the short session in Salem, state lawmakers are taking up a pair of bills aimed at guaranteeing access to air conditioning. → Read More
The count will continue until Feb. 1, with volunteers asking people living on the streets, in shelters and transitional housing where they slept on Jan. 26. → Read More
Six months after a record-setting heat wave that killed about 100 Oregonians, a local advocacy group is pressing the state for information to learn what went wrong. → Read More
The county partners with Street Roots to track homeless deaths annually. In 2020, 126 people died in Multnomah County while homeless, the most since tracking began. → Read More
The abandoned Kmart in Northeast Portland in particular has drawn attention as a potential shelter location, but local leaders say it's not that simple. → Read More
Portland originally hoped to open six planned Safe Rest Village sites for homeless residents by the end of the year, but the timeline has been pushed back. → Read More
KGW has confirmed that Ashlyn Maddox's death triggered investigations into the ride service that dropped her off and the adult care home where she lived. → Read More
Three men, once addicted to meth and now sober and employed by Central City Concern, want to spread the word about dangerous side effects of drug use. → Read More
The city originally planned to open three, but has struggled to find available land. Portland and Salem have had similar issues trying to open homeless villages. → Read More
KGW met up with two 'The Story' viewers to see what's happening in Northeast Portland. → Read More
Seven affordable housing complexes are currently under construction across Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington counties. People are already moving in. → Read More
Faced with mounting neighborhood backlash and newly discovered flooding concerns, the city council Monday opted not to reconsider the site, approved last month. → Read More
Researchers with Portland State University Tuesday gave a formal, data-driven recommendation that the "police alternative" program be expanded citywide. → Read More