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Oregon 13 hours ago

New cockpit audio reveals chaos as off-duty Alaska Airlines pilot tried to shut engines off mid-flight

New cockpit audio reveals tense moments as former Alaska Airlines pilot on mushrooms tried shutting down engines mid-flight, forcing emergency Portland landing.

Oregon 1 day ago

Oregon teens who protested trans athlete at medal podium settle free speech lawsuit vs sports league

Former Oregon high school athletes Alexa Anderson and Reese Eckard reached an agreement with OSAA in their free speech lawsuit over protesting a transgender competitor.

Wine 3 days ago

Iranian refugee builds world-ranked American winery rooted in heritage and health

Maysara Winery in the rolling hills of Oregon uses biodynamic farming, which focuses on holistic agriculture, to create natural wines without the use of commercial additives.

Blue City Crime December 3

Suspect arrested twice after allegedly carrying out two separate unprovoked assaults only minutes apart

A Portland man was arrested twice in one week for random alleged assaults, including an alleged unprovoked attack on a 69-year-old woman, after being released from jail.

Homeland Security December 3

ICE protester who identified as 'bin Laden' faces charges over alleged sexually explicit threats to agents

Federal charges filed against Oregon man who protested ICE facility, made violent threats against law enforcement officers and their wives in posts.

Immigration December 1

DHS reveals Illegal alien behind fatal crash was given license by deep blue state

An illegal alien allegedly responsible for a fatal crash that killed two in Oregon was given a commercial driver’s license by California under Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, according to DHS.

Oregon December 1

West Coast city snubs ‘Christmas’ from tree lighting again while activists wave Palestinian flag onstage

Critics slammed Portland's 41st annual tree lighting ceremony for political messaging and removing Christmas references while maintaining holiday traditions like Santa Claus visits.

Media November 28

Oregon father outraged after discovering 11-year-old son was slated to take survey about sexual orientation

Oregon father outraged after 11-year-old receives state survey asking about sexual orientation and gender identity. Parent calls it violation of rights.

Media November 25

Oregon educators win $650K settlement after school district fired them over gender policy comments

Oregon school district agrees to pay $650,000 to settle a lawsuit after firing educators who promoted alternative gender policy proposals.

Illegal Immigrants November 22

Sanctuary state under fire for granting license to illegal alien who allegedly killed young girl with car

The illegal immigrant accused of killing an 8-year-old Idaho girl in a fatal crash was driving legally with an Oregon-issued license despite an active ICE warrant.

NCAA November 19

Who is Alexa Anderson? Division I athlete leading legal battle for free speech

South Alabama freshman Alexa Anderson filed a lawsuit against the Oregon School Activities Association after stepping down from a medal podium to protest a transgender athlete.

Crime November 17

Former Alaska Airlines pilot who tried to disable engines mid-flight avoids prison time

Former Alaska Airlines pilot Joseph Emerson was sentenced after trying to cut fuel to a 2023 passenger flight’s engines after taking psychedelic mushrooms.

Oregon November 17

Track star fires off message about trans-inclusion in female athletics: 'It’s not fair and it’s not safe'

Former Oregon high school track and field star Alexa Anderson had a message for women and girls continuing the fight against trans-inclusion in girls' and women's sports

Oregon November 16

Track star who protested trans athlete alleges she wasn't given her medal for months until she filed a lawsuit

Alexa Anderson stepped off the podium to protest a trans athlete at Oregon's state championship and filed a lawsuit against OSAA over alleged medal withholding.

Immigration November 13

Oregon Democrats outraged over reported ICE facility plans near Portland

Oregon Democrats clash with Kristi Noem over proposed ICE detention facility near Portland after tense meeting leads to federal threats of doing things "the hard way."

Portland November 10

Portland-area county declares state of emergency over ICE activity, as police probed for helping DHS

Eugene police face independent investigation over alleged coordination with federal immigration authorities amid Oregon sanctuary state law concerns.

Oregon November 7

Oregon girls who protested trans athlete at track and field medal podium score legal win in lawsuit

A U.S. district court judge denied a motion to strike portions of a lawsuit filed by Alexa Anderson and Reese Eckard over alleged First Amendment rights violations by a sports league.

Sports November 7

Oregon athletes win 'Most Valuable Patriot' award after refusing to share podium with trans competitor

Alexa Anderson and Reese Eckard won Fox Nation's "Most Valuable Patriot" award after refusing to share a podium with a transgender competitor at a high school track meet.

U.S. November 3

Former Democrat politician may have fled country with son after allegedly stealing $30K: officials

Former Oregon county commissioner Melissa Fireside fled to Mexico after stealing $30k from elderly man, officials allege. Authorities fear she may escape to Amsterdam with her child.

Donald Trump November 3

Judge blocks Trump National Guard deployment to Portland, citing lack of justification

Federal judge extends order blocking Trump's National Guard deployment to Portland, citing lack of credible evidence for federalization until final ruling Friday.

Portland October 30

Oregon child attacked by coyote during game of hide-and-seek in backyard; state officials sound alarm

Oregon wildlife officials urged parents to supervise children outdoors after a coyote bit a young child during a game of hide-and-seek in Portland.

Portland October 30

Portland police accuse federal troops of inflaming anti-ICE protests, which city claims have not been violent

Portland police commander testifies that Trump's federal forces escalated protest violence at ICE facility, contradicting administration claims during bench trial.

National Guard October 29

Trial begins over Trump's fight to deploy National Guard troops to Oregon

President Donald Trump's administration faces Oregon in federal court over deploying National Guard troops to Portland despite state opposition.

Oregon October 29

Federal court to review case relating to Trump’s authority to send National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon

A federal court has decided to rehear a case relating to President Donald Trump’s authority to send National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon.

Portland October 28

'Anarchists illegally took them down,' and now Portland is putting statues of Lincoln and Roosevelt back up

Portland decides to reinstall Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt monuments after public sessions revealed divided opinions on the statues removed during 2020 protests.

National Guard October 25

Trump team urges Oregon judge to end restraining order blocking National Guard

Judge Karin Immergut said she will decide by Monday whether to dissolve a restraining order blocking President Donald Trump from deploying National Guard troops in Portland.

VIDEO October 24

‘Antifa insider’ reveals group’s secrets

Independent journalist Karlyn Borysenko shares her experience as an ‘Antifa insider’ in Portland, Ore. on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’

NBA October 23

Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden reacts to FBI probe involving Trail Blazers coach Chauncey Billups: 'Very sad day'

Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., spoke about his local Portland Trail Blazers being affected by the FBI's gambling probe, which led to the arrest of head coach Chauncey Billups.

Travel October 22

Thousands of mysterious sea creatures 'littering' coastal town: See the photos

Thousands of sea cucumbers blanket over two miles of the Seaside, Oregon, beach in a rare natural phenomenon. The translucent creatures can't return to the ocean on their own.

VIDEO October 21

'I was in shock': Journalist says Portland police are 'running cover' for violent rioters

Independent journalist Nick Sortor recounts how Portland police protected violent rioters on 'The Ingraham Angle.'