Brittnye Joelle Jones

Would you trust your vote with a friend, a candidate or even a stranger? That’s the question being asked in Clark County, as unofficial ballot boxes pop up and candidates offer to deliver vot…

TriMet has rolled out new security measures, including a Security Operations Center and Blue Light phones, in an effort to keep riders safe and restore their confidence in public transit.

Healthcare workers at two Providence hospitals in Oregon have voted to authorize a strike, marking the first doctor’s strike in the state, as they seek better pay, increased staffing levels, …

A Portland non-profit that helps the homeless is searching for a new home more than a year after they initially made plans to renovate a former historic restaurant in Chinatown.

As plans move forward for replacing the Interstate 5 bridge that connects Washington and Oregon, some residents are worried they’ll be forced to give up their homes to make way for constructi…

The Interstate-5 bridge connecting Oregon and Washington is in need of a major upgrade but some community members are expressing criticisms over the proposed tolling that may be implemented to help…

David Douglas High School football players face racism at away games, coach says

A massive multi-billion dollar project to rebuild the Oregon-Washington Interstate bridge wants to hear from you.

The 31 cases of measles recorded this year in Oregon are the most cases in a generation, the Oregon Health Authority said.

Car theft rates in Portland continue to drop just two years after the city had the third-highest in the U.S.

Portland, Oregon is celebrating Juneteenth for over 50 years, honoring the liberation and resilience of Black Americans, with events including the Meso Makers Market and the Miracles Club, which ar…

A humpback whale carcass washed ashore on Nehalem Bay State Park, drawing crowds of visitors who were fascinated by the sight and eager to learn more about the species and the health of the ocean.

You may have heard the saying that most Americans are just a paycheck away from a disaster. Well, imagine three months.

For Rayfield Mitchell, being able to showcase his organic beard and body skincare products alongside other Black entrepreneurs has been amazing.

Portland Public School officials have begun a series of meetings to update families in the Albina district on the future of Harriet Tubman Middle School.