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Bus tour highlights Portland's 'hidden discriminatory history' for Black, Asian American residents

The bus tour by Fair Housing Council of Oregon puts a focus on the state's history of housing discrimination, segregation and displacement.
Amazon driver saves woman's life in North Carolina

The Amazon driver said it was like every other day before she noticed something she'd never encountered before.
Portland Haitian taekwondo master taking students to compete in Olympic qualifying event

The students will be competing at the Para-Taekwondo Pan American Qualification Tournament in the Dominican Republic on April 9 and 10.
Groundbreaking osseointegration surgery, performed for first time in Pacific Northwest, allows patient with double amputation to walk again

The surgery involves the insertion of a titanium implant into the bone of a patient, allowing for the direct attachment of a prosthetic limb.
'Islands in the sky:' Explore Oregon's Table Rocks

The travel may be long and the hikes are steep, but the payoffs atop dramatic and towering Table Rocks are worth the effort.
Salem man finishes goal of running half-marathon in 50 states

COVID-19, brain cancer, and two decades later, 73-year-old Jerry Korson completed his goal of running a half marathon in every state.
You could win tickets to Paw Patrol LIVE!

One person will win a family 4-pack to the show on either Saturday, April 20th or Sunday, April 21st
Black and Loud Music Festival rolls into the Rose City this weekend

The festival will feature over a dozen of punk, rock and metal Black artists at Portland's Bossanova Ballroom.