Portland Has Paid Little For Its Officers’ Treatment of Protesters in 2020 in Comparison to Other Cities. Why Is That?

City Selects Controversial Vendor for Body Camera Pilot Program

The decision was made without any public input, which community groups had requested.

This Week In Portland Food News

Mexican Seafood, Ice Cream for Dogs, and the Return of Abyssinian Kitchen

Kevin Sampsell’s Creative Chopping Block

I Made An Accident collects darkly humorous collages from a celebrated Portland author

Hall Monitor: Soft on Crime

What happens when a police accountability group inherently trusts law enforcement?

This Week's Mercury Cover: Steven Miller’s Spiritual Skinny Dipping

An Interview with the Photographer About His Collection of Underwater Nudes, Subsumed

How You Can Help People Who Just Lost Access to Abortion

Floating World Comics Is Moving Out of Old Town... to the Mall

After 16 years downtown, the comics culture hub moves into the Lloyd Center Mall's burgeoning arts district.

Business Alliance and Others Challenge Ballot Measure That Aims to Redistribute Power in Portland

While once a unifying topic, support for changing Portland’s governance structure has splintered

Everything You Need to Know About Monkeypox—and Not Just You Gays

What It Is, How to Stop It, Where to Get Vaccines, and the ~Discourse~ on Preventing Stigma