Laura Gunderson

Gray's Landing residents share firsthand accounts of tear gas, flash bangs and unrelenting tension from ICE facility protests in South Portland.

As misinformation spreads and tensions rise, local reporting is key to provide accurate coverage of Portland's ICE protests.

As misinformation spreads and tensions rise, local reporting is key to provide accurate coverage of Portland's ICE protests.

Veteran journalists will serve in senior roles as the newsroom innovates to meet readers where they are.

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With 1,131 hospitalizations, the state saw its first drop in weeks with 47 fewer patients in hospitals – a potential sign Oregon could be nearing the peak of what’s been a brutal delta variant surge.

Firefighters battled a three-alarm fire and despite several reports that no one was inside, firefighters later found a body after the fire was out.

Wednesday’s report showed the eighth consecutive week in which the state logged increases in COVID-19 related cases, hospitalizations and deaths.

Anyone who hiked around Horsetail Falls or the Rock of the Ages Ridge trail and may have seen the 71-year-old man is encouraged to call the sheriff’s office.

Protesters lit fires and blocked streets on Friday night after federal officers appeared to arrest two protesters who had been tagging the federal courthouse.

Oregon will wait seven days before considering any applications to further lift the stay-home order.

Despite Mayor Ted Wheeler’s 8 p.m. curfew for Saturday night, protesters gathered and began marching through downtown.