Comcast Fined Millions After Probe Into Whether Customers Were Charged For Services They Didn't Want

FCC investigation was in response to request from Oregon Senator Ron Wyden.

Plan to Create Homeless Shelter Out of Former Warehouse Moves Forward

Developers have received a sublease from the city.

Muslim Woman Charges She Was Fired in Part Because of Her Religion

Woman says she was discriminated against because of her age and religion.

Veritable Quandry Shuts Its Doors

After 45 years, the restaurant closes - for now, anyway.

Trouble in Portlandia: Bookstore Cuts Ties to Show

In Other Words launches broadside against the show, saying it has "become more offensive as the show goes on."

Glass Business Hit Hard by New Regulations and Will Close

Urobros will shut its doors next year.

After 53 Years Der Rheinlander is Closing

The owners have sold the building. Employees will be transferred to other restaurants.

Oregon Healthcare Groups Come Together to Fund Affordable Housing

Groups contribute $21.5 million to build 382 housing units at three locations.

Zidell Announces They Are Building Their Last Barge

It will be the end of an era for the waterfront.

OHSU Hit by Brief Power Outage, Patient Care Not Affected

The hospital is working with PGE to figure out what happened.

American Airlines Plane Blows Tire Taking Off From PDX

The plane landed safely in Phoenix.

Cartopia Saying Goodbye to PB&J Foodcart

Popular PBJ's Grilled has been told their lease is not being renwed.

D.B. Cooper Lives! At Least in a Lawsuit Against the FBI

A former reporter has sued the FBI in an effort to force disclosure of records.

adidas Sues Rival, Claims It Stole Design

The suit filed in federal court in Portland accuses Bally Americas of ripping off adidas' trademark stripes.

FBI Warns Oregon Businesses: Ransomware is a Growing Threat

The Bureau says up to three businesses in the state are hit every week. On Friday, they are hosting two meetings to offer tips.

If Portland Rents Keep Going Up, Maybe Thank Airbnb, Says New Analysis

The analysis by FiveThirtyEight.com does not bode well for those looking to rent in Portland.

Oregon Pot Sales Top $100 Million Since January

Marijuana business is smoking.

Aviation Company at PDX Laying Off 186 People

Company that provides services to Alaska Airlines notified the state that layoffs will happen in mid-October.

Bombay Cricket Club Closing After 21 Years

Long considered one of the best Indian restaurants in the area.

Weekend Traffic Alert: Work on Hawthorne and Sellwood Bridges This Weekend

Both bridges will be closed this weekend so be prepared for alternative routes and delays

Traffic Delays Expected for Next Two Weeks on OR 43

Work on the ramps leading to I-5 Southbound, Lake Oswego, downtown Portland and the Ross Island Bridge will test drivers.

Now You Can Uber a Taxi

Uber teams up with two Portland cab companies to expand options for passengers.

Portland International Airpotty: A Place for Pets to Piddle

PDX now has a place for pets to go to the bathroom once they pass through security.

Oregon Timber: Senator Wyden Blasts Unfair Pact with Canada

Wants U.S. Trade Representative to negotiate a better deal for Oregon companies.

Thousands Lose Power When Car Crashes into Pole

Crash happened around 3:00 Friday morning. Around 2,300 customes lost power.

About Portland: Vitaly Paley Embraces the Pioneer Spirit

His place, Imperial, is the best hotel dining destination on the West Coast. Portland, meanwhile, is the best food city on the West Coast.

State Thinks Bullseye Smokestacks May Be Source of Continuing Pollution

Investigators are also looking at a nearby cement company.

Former County Chief Now Nonprofit Executive Director

Jeff Cogen, who resigned as County Commission Chairman in a scandal, now heads Impact NW.

Starbucks Plans Raises for Most Employees

Raises for employees in thousands of stores will be at least 5 percent.

Monday is Free Slurpee Day at 7-Eleven in Oregon

Get a free small Slurpee on July 11 to celebrate the convenience store's milestone birthday.

Blazers Sign New Television Deal That Means No More Free TV

No more games on KGW after next season.

Best Airport in the United States? Portland International Airport

For the third year in a row, Travel and Leisure has put PDX at the top of the list.

Minimum Wage Goes Up Friday in Oregon

Oregon starts improving conditions for workers, implementing the first in a series of raises for those making the minimum wage.

Volkswagen Settlements To Give $85 Million to Oregon

Money will come from federal and state settlements with the German automaker.

Portland Police Issue Citations in Traffic Operation

Operation undertaken after complaints from Union Pacific.

Blazers Hire Seattle Voice to Replace Mike Barrett

After dumping Mike Barrett, who had been with them 17 years, the Blazers have hired the former voice of the Seattle Supersonics.

Banking Help for Marijuana Businesses Takes Step in Senate

Amendment put forth by Senators Merkley and Murray would open up banking for legal marijuana businesses.

Lawsuit Ties Cancer Diagnosis to Bullseye Glass

A woman who works across the street from Bullseye Glass is suing the factory, tying them to her cancer diagnosis.

Oregon Zoo Lion Recovering After Tail Injury

He is expected to make a full recovery.

Bullseye Glass Back in Business after Deal with State

Company agrees to limit use of toxic metals.