As giant fires burn large paths through parts of Oregon, community aid groups are banding together to help refugees.

Thousands of unemployed Oregonians are eligible for $300 weekly bonuses.

And although though we can’t go see them, the Vaux’s swifts are still roosting in the chimney at Chapman Elementary School by the thousands.

Despite closing, the Clinton Street Theater has continued to add to its record of weekly screenings of the Rocky Horror Show.

Want to help wildfire refugees? Here’s a list of resources.

And Portland has passed the strictest ban on facial recognition in the US.

Fall is just around the corner! Check out these tips for where to pick apples around the Northwest.

When TriMet retires its original MAX cars, they might become a miniature village including a kitchen, warming shelter & more.

And Carmelo Anthony hopes to continue next season with the Portland Trail Blazers.

ODOT wants your feedback on a proposed toll for I-205. It’s likely that drivers will start paying the toll within 4 years.

Movie theaters are petitioning to reopen under Phase 1, like restaurants and bars have.

And Portland’s famous elk statue is fine and has been moved to safe place.