E-Scooters Return on Friday. We'd Like to Get In On That Action.

Portland Comedian Mohanad Elshieky is Suing the Feds for Doubting His Immigration Status

The Future of Trans Healthcare Is in Portland

Hall Monitor: Shaking the Status Quo

Following Pedestrian Death, Activists Call For Safety Improvements to NE Broadway

Audit Finds No Improvement to Scholarship Program for City Classes and Camps

Now Hiring: The Mercury is Looking for a New Music Editor!

Portland Judge Will Block Trump's Title X Abortion Restrictions

Oregon District Attorneys Association Uses Misleading Report to Stop Criminal Justice Reform

Good Morning, News: Sri Lanka Bombings Kill 300, Warren's Free Tuition Plan, and Portland Protests Oil Trains

Now Hiring: The Mercury is Looking for a New Music Editor!

Court Documents Reveal New Information on Romance Novelist Accused of Husband's Murder

City Employee With Alt-Right Ties Made Coworkers Feel "Unwelcome and Fearful"

Multnomah County Pays $100,000 to Settle Racial Discrimination Lawsuit

What Can Louisiana Teach Oregonians About Banning Split-Jury Convictions?

Portland Detective Who Shared Sexual Abuse Victim's Text Messages Costs City $50,000

TriMet Introduces Portland's First Electric Bus

Man Sentenced to Life in Prison for Racially-Motivated Murder of Larnell Bruce

The Portland Arts Tax Is Due Today—Here’s How Your $35 Will Be Spent

Mayor Wheeler to Trump: "Humans are not pawns."

Protester Loses Case Against Officer for Broken Nose

Multnomah County Dems Call for Peter Courtney to Resign as Senate President

Hall Monitor: New Guy

A New State Bill Could Determine the Future of Oregon’s Pot Industry

Displacement Now, or Displacement Later?

Portlanders Push for Stronger Anti-Displacement Policies

Bigger, Bendable Buses Are Coming to Division Street

Officer Says He Didn't "Intend" to Break Protester's Nose

Why Is One of Oregon's Top Polluters Asking for a Clean Energy Reward?

Police Union President Blames Low Recruit Numbers on "Intense Anti-Police Sentiment"

Two More Burgerville Locations Have Voted to Unionize

Oregon Lawmakers Could Pass a Law Regulating Kratom

Commissioner Fritz Will Not Seek Reelection in 2020

Oregon Is One Step Closer to Getting Rid of Non-Unanimous Jury Convictions

Portland Man Convicted of Anti-Gay Hate Crime

Portlanders Fight for Community Centers, Police Alternatives in Budget Townhall

Commissioner Eudaly Takes Critical Stance Against I-5 Expansion Plan

Burgerville Pushes Anti-Union Rhetoric As Two More Locations Hold Vote To Unionize

Former Police Union President Hired as Mayor's Top Police Policy Advisor

A Pitch to Bring Equity to Rental Screening Process Heads to City Hall

Oregon Bill Offers Amnesty to Sex Workers Who Report Violent Crimes

Oregon, Meet Your New Secretary of State: Bev Clarno

Critics of I-5 Expansion Plan Call for More Extensive Environmental Study

Sergeant Cites "Severe and Pervasive Discrimination" in Tort Claim Against Police Bureau

Who’s to Blame for Oregon’s Overdose Deaths?

Hall Monitor: Bully-Proof?

City employees harassed because of their employer can now ask city attorneys for legal protection.

Study Finds 88 Percent of Oregonians Want Youth Criminal Justice Reform

Director of Portland's Police Accountability Agency Resigns

Portland's First Trans Day of Visibility Will Focus on Housing Issues

Black Leaders in Portland Are Celebrating a City Bike Route Decision. Here’s Why.

Canby Mayor Refuses to Issue Proclamation for Trans Day of Visibility