First codified in 1923 by, I shit you not, the National Americanism Commission, the Flag Code was officially written into law ...

Angela Wilhelms, the CEO of Oregon Business & Industry, the state’s largest business group, promptly wrote to Oregon Gov.

Campbell Starr produced Queens of the Night, one of the only drag shows in Portland at the time to regularly book an ...

Portland State University announced plans Friday to build a new $85 million housing complex to open in fall 2028, with 550 ...

The 32-minute film Resilience Rising: Echoes of Owyhee will premiere Feb. 2 at the Clinton Street Theater, followed by a ...

The fourth annual Valentine’s Dip swim hosted by the nonprofit river advocacy group Human Access Project takes place Sunday, ...

Do Good Multnomah, a homeless services nonprofit funded by Multnomah County, plans to close the shelter it operates in the ...

StubHub issued a full refund to Portland resident Amy Hoffman after WW reported on her class action lawsuit against the ...

Portland Parks and Recreation is seeking to double the size of its property tax levy on an upcoming ballot, telling city ...

In 1950, an Oregon couple named Paul and Evelyn Trent took two pictures on their Kodak of a “disc-shaped object” that ...

Willamette Week’s reporting has concrete impacts that change laws, force action from civic leaders, and drive compromised ...

Documents provided to WW show that the annual Shen Yun run at Keller was in the works well before the allegations came to ...