The Portland Mercury
Good Morning, News: Slushies, SCOTUS Security, Sports Gossip, and Another Socialist Wins. By Courtney Vaughn.
Portland faces rising parking rates and minimum wage hikes, while Pendleton fights a homelessness lawsuit. Nationally, LeBron James enters free agency and the Supreme Court seeks increased security…
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5mGood Morning News: I5 Southbound Closes Today, 25th Anniversary of 9/11, and South Park is now SOUTH AMERICA. By Jeremiah Hayden.
Portland faces a five-week I-5 closure, local election updates, music event highlights, and a look back at the impact of September 11, alongside political news updates.
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7mTime-Based Art as a Wild Weekend
The 2026 TBA Festival in Portland delivers five days of cutting-edge performances, experimental art, and unique experiences, ranging from intimate monologues to app-guided walks through the city.
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5mShaking the Tree Celebrates Spooky Season With Four Short Plays
Portland's Shaking the Tree Theatre brings Caryl Churchill's surreal and provocative quartet of one-acts, Glass. Kill. Bluebeard. Imp., to the stage, exploring themes of violence, complicity, and dark magic.
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8mAlleged Transphobes Kicked out of Providence Park and The Sports Bra
Activists wearing XX-XY Athletics apparel were removed from a Portland Thorns match and a local sports bar, sparking debates over inclusion, fair competition, and stadium conduct policies.
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6mADX Fest Wants Portland to “Create and Play Together”.
Celebrating 15 years, Portland’s ADX creative hub hosts a month-long festival this October, fostering community through workshops, exhibits, and collaborative events for local artists and makers.