A road grade of 3.99% is required to build a new Interstate 5 bridge that stands 115 feet above the Columbia River, according to estimates produced by Oregon and Washington officials in 2012.
Author: Aaron Mesh
A Police Officer Says Portlanders Still Won’t Tell Cops “We Need You”
“While the defund movement is kind of over, people haven’t really vocally come back and said, ‘You’re right, we need you.
What Happens if Americans Stop Recognizing the Legitimacy of the Supreme Court? We Asked a Constitutional Scholar.
Was June 24, 2022, the day America returned to the laws of 1868?
The Willamette River Rose Two Feet in a Day, Thanks to Summer Deluge
After an overnight gusher of unseasonal rain, Portland authorities delivered a stark warning Saturday: Stay out of the rivers, or they’ll sweep you away.
Feds Indict Proud Boys Who Paraded Through Portland on Seditious Conspiracy Charges for D.C. Plot
Federal officials on Monday indicted five members of the Proud Boys on charges of seditious conspiracy for plotting to storm the U.S. Capitol and overturn the results of the 2020 Presidential election.
Does Phil Knight’s Quest to Buy the Blazers Include Bringing a WNBA Team to Portland?
In February, WW first reported that a Vancouver, Wash.
Phil Knight Moves to Buy Portland Trail Blazers
Phil Knight, the Nike co-founder and richest man in Oregon, has a new acquisition in mind: the Portland Trail Blazers.
Portland Makes Shortlist to Host NCAA Women’s Final Four in the Next Decade
The National Collegiate Athletic Association has selected Portland as one of seven cities that could host the Women’s Basketball Final Four between 2027 and 2031.
Clackamas County’s Ballot Snafu Could Set an Oregon Record for Longest Duration Between Election Night and Final Results
As of press deadline, just two votes separated Neelam Gupta from Daniel Nguyen in the May 17 Democratic primary for House District 38.
Raging Grannies March on Portland to Mourn Gun Deaths
Memorial Day was freighted with extra meaning in Portland on Monday.