Douglas Perry

The vulture of Phoebe Greenwood’s often-compelling debut novel “Vulture” is its narrator, freelance war reporter Sara Byrne.

Sen. Ron Wyden has always tried to be a “principled bipartisan,” but now he’s focused on the very partisan goal of fighting Donald Trump.

The conflict provoked bombings and even a shooting. It became the longest strike in Oregon history.

The late author of an opinion column and spy novels has been called "the patron saint of conservatives."

Bowles had fled on May 17, 1974, while on an unsupervised four-hour “social pass.”

Viktor Pell shot to death Eftekhar “Effie” Entezari in 1989, the jury concluded in the nonunanimous decision.

Author Bill Zehme describes Carson as a loner who guarded his emotions.

Osthus is among 19 candidates running to become Portland's next mayor.

“The adoption of these reforms would correct the principal defects in the present system,” President Nixon said at the time.

The singer, now 64, fronted two memorable bands in the late 1970s and ’80s before disappearing into normal – relatively speaking – life in Portland.

She wants to bring back the buoyant, striving, look-at-me city that lured her here in the 1990s, and she believes she knows how to do it.

The FBI said Richard McCoy was “ruled out" as a suspect years ago "because he didn’t match the nearly identical physical descriptions of Cooper provided by two flight attendants.”

Kent Anderson’s “Night Dogs,” dedicated to a murdered police officer, captures a grimy, brutal 1970s Portland that will feel very familiar to today’s denizens.

The holdup 100 years ago, on Oct. 11, 1923, would become a pop-culture lodestar, inspiring journalists, authors and screenwriters for decades.

The Portland poet and teacher has followed up publication of her memoir with a graphic-novel version of the story that fictionalizes some of the details but ends up being more truthful, she said.

The temblor hit at 7:42 a.m. about 112 miles west of Bandon and 120 miles west of Coos Bay.

Edward Hernandez-Corchado, 26, began messaging a Bend police officer on November 4, officials said.

The exhibition showcases “a variety of plans that would have forever altered downtown or dissected the city through road construction and other public-works projects.”

“I put the sweat of my life into this project, and if it’s a failure, I’ll leave the country,” Howard Hughes said.

Artist Julia W. White said she’s “interested in the smaller parts of the stories, before the turning points.”