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It’s been over 30 years since a wolverine sighting outside the lower mountains in northeast Oregon. Yet, over the last week or so, Portlanders have reported two sightings in the area alone.

A technology that tracks the location of domestic violence offenders using a GPS ankle monitor and a corresponding app that provides real-time alerts to victims and police has the potential to save lives.

Here are four places around the city to get the best look.

The long migration for a blue whale found washed up on the Oregon coast in 2015 is not over yet.

After 32 years, Kornblatt’s Deli on Northwest 23rd Avenue in Portland has announced it’s closing its doors on March 31.

Oregon Congresswoman Andrea Salinas discusses mental health, farm bill, congressional divide, Oregon's 6th district.

Oregon State Parks don’t just go from one year to the next without any repairs being done.

A plan to move Hillsboro’s industrial zone doesn’t have everyone on board.

COVID-19 cases have plummeted, leaving even some doctors to lower their level of concern.

They found projectile points, or early versions of weapons, that are more than 2,000 years older than previous ones found in the Americas.

The block of Southwest Fourth Avenue between Salmon Street and Taylor Street has been slow to recover.

If customers bring in their own bags, New Seasons will donate the five-cent fee for each bag to a nonprofit.

Recology, which processes the compost in the Portland area, offered these tips for composting in your kitchen.

Portland is doing its part to try to reduce food waste.

Democrat Marie Gluesenkamp Perez sat down with Fox 12 as Kent’s campaign recently paid for a recount in that race happening right now.

The Christmas tree in Portland’s Pioneer Courthouse Square is one of the biggest attractions of the holiday season.

TriMet had to take the new buses off the route after a fastener or bolt within the frame was found to be missing or loose.

John Kaiser takes groups of veterans fishing for free to offer support.

Vancouver business owners say they are seeing a comeback right now.

Trails in the Columbia River Gorge took on a much different look after the Eagle Creek Fire in 2017.

The Hoffman Farms Store on Scholls Ferry Road is in full swing with its harvest festival.

Oregon residents may have felt the 4.4 magnitude earthquake that struck south of Salem on Friday morning.

Students at Astoria Middle School got an all-around look at Oregon’s forests during the return of sixth grade forestry days.

Manley-Miller said detectives are just overwhelmed with a big increase in homicides in the city.

In the eastern Oregon town of Wallowa, the damage from a major hailstorm on Aug. 11 is extensive.

Corbett Fire District chief Rick Wunsch said there’s been a significant increase of hiker rescues this year.

Fewer available flights, combined with more people flying, is driving up costs.

Cannon Beach city council just voted to ban rental of the e-scooters.

Sahasra Swargam is one of 10 national finalists in the 3M Young Scientist Challenge.

Portland residents say some agencies have not done their job with trash pick-up.

The arrival of the emerald ash borer in Oregon earlier this summer could mean the loss of many more ash trees.

It’s back to business at Buoy Beer in Astoria.

Coming out of a production facility in Wilsonville, liners made with a new material could change the standard for hard hats in the construction industry.

Gas prices well over $5 a gallon are not uncommon in the Portland area.

The business environment in downtown Portland has changed a lot since closures because of COVID-19 and the many days of protests, violence and damage in 2020.

Kristy Regas said she didn’t feel great about her chances of getting her GMC Yukon back after it was stolen from her Vancouver apartment complex parking lot.

The Alberta Arts District is a stretch in northeast Portland that is chalk-full of independent shops.

Anyone driving on Marine Drive in north Portland, will see a show of support for Ukraine.

There’s more and more trash appearing on the streets of Portland.

The Hoodland Fire District is now able to get places faster.