Wyden Warns Trump Tariffs Could Hurt Oregon Workers, Consumers
The Oregon senator says the president-elect’s views on trade policy are out of step with those of Trump’s friends on Wall Street.
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The Cutting Edge
More than half of all the knives made in the U.S. come from Portland.
The makers of those knives want the world to know.
Analysts Say Oregon’s Growing Power Demand Could Lead to Blackouts
Advocates ask for more investment in Oregon’s grid to support the state’s data center industry and protect ratepayers.
Container Service at Terminal 6 to Continue Under New Plan
Private company Harbor Industrial will operate the state’s only shipping facility and the state will spend $35 million on improvements.
Massive Solar Project Planned for Columbia River Gorge
Raleigh-based Pine Gate Renewables found fertile ground for a major clean energy project in rural Morrow County.
Albertsons Sues Kroger For $600M After Judge Blocks Merger
The $24.6-million deal would have created the largest grocery corporation in the U.S.
Clackamas County Man Sues over Crash with Tesla in Self-Driving Mode
A man injured in T-bone crash claims other driver ‘unreasonably relied’ on autonomous features.
Not So Run of the Mill
Three years after her Portland Garment Factory burned down, Britt Howard tackles a new next challenge with an organic fiber mill in Slab Town.
In Conversation with Blake Thompson, Chief Innovation Officer at Springfield Creamery
The storied Willamette Valley creamery is expanding its product line this year to include kids’ products — and probiotic butter.
Oregon’s October Pot Harvest Sets Record
The massive yield — caused by hot, dry and smoke-free conditions — is a blessing and a curse for the state’s beleaguered cannabis industry.