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Portland General Electric produced gigawatt of wind energy on a single day earlier this year, after the company acquired the renewable resource from an eastern Montana wind farm.

An arctic fox found wandering in Portland in October plays with a red ball at the Oregon Zoo in November 2024, ahead of its transfer to a zoo in Wisconsin. Eliza Lee / Courtesy of Oregon Zoo

A union of Benton County employees went on strike at 6:30 a.m. Wednesday.

This episode features readings and conversations from an event entitled “I See My Light Shining.” The event was a part of the Elders Project, which is sponsored by Columbia University and features interviews with African Americans from across the country. Here in Portland, acclaimed writer Renée Watson interviewed dozens of Portlanders about their lives for the project.

This episode features Malcolm Gladwell in conversation about his newest book, “Revenge of The Tipping Point.” He spoke with Literary Arts executive director Andrew Proctor in front of a live audience in downtown Portland in October 2024.

Investigators hope someone will come forward about the suspect’s vehicle, a dark-colored Volvo

The audit examined Portland’s long-stated Vision Zero plan.

An Oregon judge has issued a ruling that effectively makes the waters of Oswego Lake open to the public, though it could be appealed. The ruling issued Wednesday finds the city of Lake Oswego’s ordinance that blocks public access to the lake violates state law.

We'll hear about kintsugi, the Japanese art of ceramic repair.

Complaint alleges management repeatedly failed to follow its own safety policies