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Paris Theater reopens with cabaret shows and hopes of reviving Old Town Portland

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The long-vacant venue gets new life as Can Can Paris Theater's immersive dinner-and-a-show experience opens its doors. PORTLAND, Ore. — After sitting dark for...

Columbia Sportswear designs new Team USA Curling uniforms for 2026 Winter Olympics, with a few Easter eggs

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The Portland-based brand unveils outdoor-inspired Olympic uniforms, athlete-exclusive parkas and replica gear fans can start buying before the Winter Games. BEAVERTON, Ore. — Columbia...

Bill that reopened federal government contained clause that might harm Oregon’s hemp, THC industry

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The hemp industry is a $28 billion market, and Oregon is the largest floral hemp producer by acreage, prompting fears it will be greatly affected...

New 4,200-seat music venue under construction at Lloyd Center

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Developers say the AEG and Monqui-backed project will fill the city’s mid-sized concert gap as Portland approved a permit for a competing Live Nation venue....

Trail Blazers unveil major video board upgrades at Portland’s Moda Center

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Team leaders say the upgrades will transform the in-arena experience for fans and team and, as well as the stage for future marquee events. ...

Tom Hanks makes good on promise to Portland typewriter shop

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Tom Hanks visited Portland's Type Space two years ago. The shop now has an autographed typewriter from the Oscar winner's personal collection that visitors can...

Portland student’s Lego design inspired by Italian coast hits store shelves: ‘Always been a dream of mine’

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After a three-years-long process, Alex Sahli’s nearly 3,300-piece Italian Riviera village creation is now being sold worldwide through Lego Ideas. PORTLAND, Oregon — What...

Ridgefield’s only hardware store closing after 111 years

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Owner Scott Hughes says it's time to close to focus more on his wife's health, and that the small hardware store has run its course....

Two weeks after In-N-Out opens, family-run Don & Jo’s Drive-In embraces competition while holding onto its roots

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Family-run Don & Jo’s Drive-In, built in 1968, has remained in the family while serving up burgers, shakes and homemade soup. RIDGEFIELD, Wash. —...

First section of Vancouver’s Main Street reopens, giving business owners hope for relief

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The Main Street Promise project will rebuild 10 blocks of downtown with new sidewalks, lighting, parking and upgraded utilities. VANCOUVER, Wash. — Construction on...
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