Courtney Vaughn

A major infrastructure project is likely to slow down traffic in Southwest Portland for the next 18 months.

It appears all efforts to revive the museum have ceased.

A candidate for the Portland Public Schools board race is coming under fire for listing an endorsement on his website he did not receive.

Despite $552K PPP loan, beloved museum and Opal School abruptly announced closure.

Just three days after the start of hybrid learning, Markham Elementary School in Southwest Portland reported a COVID-19 case on its campus.

The adoption of a new mascot for Ida B. Wells-Barnett High School was put on pause, after concerns about potential connotations of lynching.

The Portland Tribune and Pamplin Media Group’s papers are a KOIN 6 News media partner PORTLAND, Ore. (PORTLAND TRIBUNE) — A year after schools across Oregon closed down due to the COVID-19 pa…

The proposal comes on the heels of a forensic audit of Southwest Neighborhoods Inc., commonly referred to as SWNI, a nonprofit public benefit organization that oversees 17 Southwest Portland neighb…

A park in Southwest Portland formerly called Custer Park is slated to be renamed.

PORTLAND, Ore. (PORTLAND TRIBUNE) — Crumbling concrete and rebar marked the site of the former Freeman water tank property on Oct. 16.

In the early hours of July 29, federal agents outside the Multnomah County Justice Center looked out onto nearly empty streets.

Recent grads in Washington County share what it’s like to lose their senior year to a pandemic

One of the most impactful housing projects in Portland will come before the Portland City Council for a vote on June 18.

School district moves ahead with budget planning as state delays collection of new Student Success Act taxes.

Schools throughout the Portland metro area say they are monitoring the spread of coronavirus daily, and one school will close for a day in preparation.

Beaverton high schooler says ‘Skull Breaker Challenge’ is form of dangerous bullying

Portland Public Schools faces a new lawsuit from a special education teacher who says she was injured on the job by students.

Vacant jobs, programs with low earning potential will go first as PCC looks to cut millions.

A Scappoose-based dog rescue organization is under fire from the Oregon Department of Justice for running a “sham” for-profit business while receiving tax-exempt status from the state.

The intentional hit-and-run was all caught on surveillance video.