Mark Graves

Portland pet owners leashed their dogs, grabbed poster board and gathered Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2025, at Revolution Hall in Southeast Portland for a puppy party protest to say, “Paws off Portland!” Dogs in bandanas—powered by flailing tails—sniffed, ate treats, made fast friends and chased flying objects across the field.

An Arizona couple came to Cannon Beach hoping to see elk. On their first night, they struck gold.

Downtown Portland’s Sunday Parkways closed its 2025 season with a 2.3-mile car-free route, featuring Dracula, drag, music, food and more.

While monitoring beaver cams in Beaverton/Cedar Mill, we captured a bobcat walking a dam — a rare sighting of a elusive cat thriving statewide.

Every summer, Oregon’s biggest spider crawls out of the shadows and into homes, racing across floors and walls as it hunts for love.

A tuna trip off Garibaldi turned historic when a Vancouver family battled and landed a 9-foot marlin.

NOAA forecasts a Labor Day geomagnetic storm that could push the northern lights into the Pacific Northwest, with a chance for skies to glow over Oregon.

Scenes from Northeast Portland’s Hazelwood neighborhood near 122nd Avenue and Burnside Street between 11 a.m. and noon on Monday, Aug. 25, 2025. One year after Oregon shifted how it handles low-level drug possession cases, residents say open drug use in the area remains unchanged.

Scenes from Environment Oregon’s “Back to School Clothing and School Supply Swap” at Wonderwood Springs in Portland on Sunday, Aug. 24, 2025. Families exchanged gently used clothing, shoes and supplies for children in grades K-8. Leftover items were donated to a local shelter. Also pictured is Christine Longmuir, owner of Two Rivers Bookstore located across the street.

Once one of Oregon’s most advanced sawmills, the Oregon-American mill stands as a quiet monument to a vanished empire.