Oregonian Cole Escola’s Tony-winning Broadway play will instead hit Seattle and three cities in California this fall.

From a recent wave of financial reports, a remarkable statistic stands out: In 2015, hospitals in Oregon reported spending ...

The longtime executive director of Travel Oregon, Todd Davidson, announced he is retiring today after three decades as a public employee. While the timing appeared sudden, it came five weeks after the ...

The name is everywhere: Schnitzer Steel. Schnitzer Hall. Schnitzer Properties. Patriarch Sam Schnitzer fled from Ukraine to Portland in 1905 and started a scrap metal business. His son Harold got into ...

This story was produced by the Oregon Journalism Project, a nonprofit newsroom covering the state. Gas prices across the country have soared since the United States and Israel attacked Iran on Feb. 28 ...

Scott Crane grew up in Detroit but started visiting Portland regularly in the ’90s. “My love for Portland developed around my coming here for shows,” says Crane, an entertainment industry veteran ...

The number of unspent dollars in Portland Housing Bureau coffers, for months believed to be $21 million, has grown fivefold in a week. As business closed Friday afternoon, City Administrator Raymond ...

The 83-year-old true-crime author was confined to a wheelchair, feeling dizzy, suffering from a bladder infection, and having heart problems. But another thing also bothered her. An article published ...

Portland Public Schools forecasts a $50 million budget deficit in the upcoming fiscal year, district chief financial officer Michelle Morrison told the Portland School Board on Tuesday night. The ...

KELLER_WEB Rent at Keller Auditorium and other publicly owned venues rose 30 percent this year. The fate of Keller Auditorium is still up in the air after the Portland City Council punted the ...

For hotelier Mark Hemstreet, it’s come to this: A man who was among the biggest spenders in Oregon politics in the 1990s, who lived a life of private jets and sprawling ranches—not to mention the ...

Portland Monthly is under new ownership. Hour Media, the largest publisher of city and regional magazines in the country, purchased SagaCity Media, the parent company of Portland Monthly on March 23.