Portland Offers Blazers a Fully-Funded Arena Renovation, But Will It Be Enough?

Good Morning, News: City Workers Still on Strike, Policing Town Hall, PIE-CA is Moving, and Chris Van Hollen Runs for Speaker. By Jeremiah Hayden.

This briefing covers local Portland news regarding community policing and labor strikes, alongside national reports on Senate leadership challenges, a tragic D.C. shooting, and a global Microsoft outage.

Good Morning, News: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Resigns, Portland Police Arrest Alleged Miniature Horse Figurine Thief, and the Mercury‘s Holiday Issue Is Here! By Suzette Smith.

This morning's news highlights Portland's holiday guide, local arrests, a historic Mississippi Senate shift, a tragic building collapse in Brooklyn, and significant developments in the tech and political sectors.

Food News: Old Pal Announces Its Closure, a Hawaiian Pop-Up Takes Over Departure’s Patio, and a European-Style Inn and Tavern Comes to Troutdale

Discover Portland's latest dining scene with a roundup of new restaurant openings, upcoming culinary projects, and the bittersweet closure of Sunnyside favorite, Old Pal.

The Best Holiday Gifts In the World (According to the <i>Portland Mercury</i>)!

Skip the holiday shopping stress with this curated, creative guide to unique gifts from local Portland businesses and meaningful nonprofit donation opportunities to support your community.

Portland’s Best Cozy Bars for the Winter

Escape the gloom of Portland’s rainy winters by visiting these cozy bars and festive pop-ups, featuring warm fireplaces, hearty comfort food, and holiday-themed spirits to lift your mood.