Oregon Winemakers Crossover Into Cannabis Industry

Wine-weed parties are now a thing in Oregon, with some winemakers considering how to expand their business and appeal to a younger crowd.

Argyle Winery, Pacific Northwest College of Art Collaborate On The 'Art Of Sparkling'

What truly goes into making a wine bottle label? For Argyle Winery and the PNCA it's collaboration, creativity, and youthful enthusiasm.

Ox Restaurant Co-Owners Win 2017 James Beard Award for Best Chef in the Northwest

Greg Denton and Gabrielle Quiñónez Denton were thrice nominated before finally taking home the prestigious culinary honor.

Oregon-Based Dutch Bros. Among America’s Best Small Companies: Forbes

The second annual list recognizes 25 small companies in America the "value greatness over growth," according to Forbes.

Salmonella-Tainted Smallbatch Pet Food Recalled in Oregon, California, Washington, and Colorado

The recall affects Smallbatch's frozen 2-pound chicken blend for dogs and cats. Customers with this product can return it for a full refund.

Oregon Employment Rate Increases, Stays Ahead of National Average

Oregon residents lowered the state's unemployment rate to 4 percent in February, a decrease of .3 percent from January.

LinkedIn: San Francisco Workers Choose Portland First When Relocating

When seeking a new place to live, San Francisco residents find Portland most compatible with their established lifestyles, SFGATE reports.

James Beard Awards: Ken Forkish of Ken's Artisan Leads Portland With Two Nominations

Ken of Ken's Artisan has written a great book about pizza. And the James Beard Awards have noticed.

Portland Investigating Uber Program, Wheeler Announces

After a New York Times report charging the company used a program to deceive authorities, Portland wants answers.

Port of Portland Regains Control Of Terminal 6 In Effort To Rebuild Container Business

After years of labor problems sent container ships away from Portland, the Port will now have a chance to bring them back.

James Beard Awards: Portland Restaurants Shine As Semi-Finalists Announced

Castagna and Cafe Castagna Owner Monique Siu and her chef, Justin Woodward, make the cut.

Schnitzer Steel's Tamara Lundgren At White House Roundtable

Lundgren was one of nine women at a White House roundtable with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Benz-to-Go: car-2-Go Adds Mercedes to Portland Fleet

Company adds larger vehicles to its somewhat ubiquitous two-seat Smart cars.

Airbnb Limits Portland Property Owners to One Listing

The company tells Portland officials they want to be good neighbors.

KATU Lays Off Anchor Natalie Marmion

Restructuring move leads to newsroom cuts and other changes, OregonLive reports.

Portland Macy's One of 68 Stores Closing Across The Country

Lancaster Mall store in Salem is on the list of 2017 closings.

Glass Company Connected to Air Scare Sells to California Business

Unoboros announced their sale on their webpage.

Terminal 1 Property to Sold to Oregon Firm for $12.5 Million

The Bureau of Environmental Services has agree to sell a 14-acre property along the Portland waterfront​ for $12.5 million.

Gas Prices Climb in Portland Ahead of Christmas

Oregon drivers will pay more at the pump over the holidays than last year with average prices around $2.44 per gallon.

PDX Continues Test of New Security Exit Lanes

Portland International Airport is testing new security exit lanes through Dec. 22 that will enhance security.

NW Natural Donates $43,000 for Arts and Culture

Japanese Garden Society, Oregon Historical Society and others receive gifts.

Portland Waterfront Plan Announced by Zidell Family Includes Supermarket

The master plan unveiled Thursday will guide development of the 33-acre space between the Tilikum Crossing Bridge and the Tram.

Ron Tonkin Car Dealerships Sold to Spokane Group Says Report

Portland Business Journal reports that Tonkin dealerships will keep their name despite being bought by Gee Automotive.

Buyer of Macy's Identified, Hints at Plans

A California-based developer of commercial real estate announces they are the new owners of the historic downtown property.

Gas Leak Prompts Evacuation Downtown

Gas leak in the basement of a building on Southwest Alder forced the evacuation of several buildings before the all clear was given.

Portland Pushing Back Against Illegal Airbnb Rentals

The city is considering ending grace period that allowed property owners to avoid getting the necessary permits.

Uber Eats Comes to Portland

Food from 100 restaurants now just a couple of taps on your cell phone way.

Portland Police Make Arrest in Food Cart Burglaries

Stolen cell phone helps lead police to suspect.

Macy's Selling Portland Store

Downtown building has been home to a department store for more than 100 years.

Portland Food Cart Burglaries: Six Pods Have Now Been Struck

Two more pods have been hit in the past two days.

Bad Marijuana Alert: Did You Buy Any "Dutch Treat?" Return It

The state detected high levels of pesticides in that strain as well as in some of the Pleeze and Dryzl.

Portland Food Cart Burglaries: Fourth Pod in a Week is Hit

Three of the four carts at the Northeast 42nd Avenue Pod were robbed.

Worker's Death in Trench Collapse Leads to Fines by State

Michael Casey Holland died in May while working on installing a sewer line in Southwest Portland.

Longtime Portland Company ESCO Announces Date For Plant Closure

The company says 168 people will lose their jobs.

Columbia Sportswear Moving a Division to Portland

When the company left Portland 15 years ago, it was seen as a big blow to the city.

Another Portland Food Cart Pod Vandalized

Attack comes two days after eight carts at Portland Mercado were vandalized.

Food Carts at Portland Mercado Robbed and Vandalized

Eight of the ten cars were damaged.

Video Shows Chocolate Shop Break-In - Reward Offered (In Chocolate)

$500 in chocolate is waiting for you if you help solve this crime.

Audit Finds Portland Needs to Better Regulate Taxi Industry

Investigators find the city did not regularly and systematic analyze industry data,

About Portland: Cupcake Maker's Ideas on Community are Not Half-Baked

Anjelica Hayes sees a chance to help people one cupcake at a time.