‘Do you have a warm place I can go?’: Cold weather shelters to open Tuesday in Portland-area counties
With freezing cold rain and a chance of snow predicted for Tuesday night, cold weather shelters will open in Multnomah, ...
Multnomah County opens 3 warming shelters due to potential snow
Multnomah County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson will declare a state of emergency due to potential snow. Warming shelters will ...
KTVZ1h
Bend Police community survey finds more than 1 in 5 feel less safe than a year ago; homelessness still key issue
A sizable majority of Bend residents say they still trust Bend Police, though more than 1 in 5 survey respondents said they ...
KOIN 61h
Beer brand announces looming closure of Northeast Portland brewery, taproom
As reported by the Oregonian/OregonLive, Culmination Brewing originally warned customers of a potential closure in August ...
Portland adds 1,400 ADUs, other ‘middle housing’ to residential neighborhoods in 3 years
Aside from ADUs, fourplexes emerged as the most common type of middle housing after the first iteration of the Residential ...
KOIN 62h
Portland mayor launches 50-bed pilot project for addiction recovery
As part of his plan to end unsheltered homelessness in the city, Portland Mayor Keith Wilson unveiled a new pilot program on ...
Portland Mayor Wilson 'thrilled' with City Hall colleagues: 'We have everything we need'
Portland’s new Mayor Keith Wilson ran on an ambitious platform, which included promises to end unsheltered homelessness within a year.Now a mon ...
News 6 WKMG6h
This small Florida town is the ‘safest’ in the state. Here’s why
The ranking examines small towns across the nation, using FBI data to figure out which spots are the safest for potential ...
Longmont Leader19h
Top 10 Safest Cities in Colorado to Live In
These cities are among the safest in Colorado, with impressively low crime rates. From the highest levels of security to a ...
Top Portland safety official spent last 4 months working from Las Vegas, says he’ll step down this spring
A top Portland official tasked with overseeing the city’s police, fire and 911 bureaus has spent months doing his job from nearly 1,000 miles away. Mike Myers, deputy city administrator for public ...