Northwest relief agencies are having trouble raising as much money for Pakistan flood victims as they raised for Haiti last January.

Portland wheat exporters are paying $1.20 to $1.25 less per bushel to growers transporting wheat by truck.

Jai Nicholson has placed billboards along Oregon highways to advertise for local companies, but ODOT says the signs are illegal.

A wet spring kept Knife River Materials crews from paving roads until July, so now the company has many months worth of work lined up in Southern Oregon.

The former Bright Wood Corporation site in Bend is the latest mill site to be transformed into a mixed-use center.

Caithness Energy is offering Eastern Oregon residents $5,000 if they promise not to complain about turbine noise.

A dozen workers hired by Aptitude temp agency say they haven't been paid for months of work at Safeway in Clackamas.

With his photo platform, Tyler Maddox documents large objects from all angles.